Updated on 8 September 2026
Scaling FlexyBin – Sustainable Household Plastic Waste Infrastructure
Director at LUMA-iD Ltd.
London, United Kingdom
About
Flexible plastic packaging is one of the fastest-growing waste streams globally, yet it remains largely uncollected at the household level due to lack of dedicated home infrastructure. Developed through Innovate UK funding, FlexyBin is a dedicated household waste collector engineered specifically to enable clean, space-efficient segregation of flexible packaging.
We are seeking seed/growth investment and strategic corporate investors (venture arms, cleantech funds, or manufacturing partners) across the UK and Singapore to accelerate commercialization and regional expansion.
Investment Highlights:
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Proven Product Development: Functional hardware platform validated through Innovate UK-supported design and user trials.
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Mass Market Potential: Directly targets municipal recycling mandates and corporate extended producer responsibility (EPR) regulations across Europe and Asia-Pacific.
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Scalable Unit Economics: Designed using advanced additive and high-volume molding processes for low unit manufacturing cost and high margins.
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Urban Fit (Singapore/SE Asia): Compact footprint optimized for high-density apartment living and smart city integration.
Use of Capital:
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Scaling tooling and high-volume manufacturing capabilities.
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Conducting Singapore and South-East Asian market pilot deployments.
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Integrating IoT/sensor features for smart municipal collection tracking.
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Commercial business development and licensing into global consumer markets.
Stage
- Pre-seed funding | Idea validation
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London, United Kingdom
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