Insights and Updates

🚀 Big Update- We’re delighted to share that EVIKSH has received SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance approval from HMRC. This enables us to raise up to £1 million under the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) and Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), with flexibility to increase the limit once needed. At EVIKSH, we are building sustainable bioplastics, PlaSolvo™️ – using raw materials that do not disrupt the natural food chain, marine ecosystems, or forests. 🌱♻️🌍 We are now openi

EVIKSH has officially moved to a new, R&D facility at Copley Hill Business Park (Cambridge Road), located just minutes from the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Cambridge South Station. This location upgrade marks a key milestone in scaling PlaSolvo™—our innovation turning low-value waste into high-value, biodegradable plastic alternatives. With expanded research capabilities, we are accelerating our path from laboratory breakthroughs to commercial-scale sustainable solutions.

At EVIKSH LIMITED, we believe that equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) are essential to innovation, creativity and responsible business development. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and respectful working environment where everyone is treated with dignity and fairness, and where different perspectives, backgrounds and experiences are valued. Our approach reflects internationally recognised principles of equality, non-discrimination and equal opportunities, takin

In a world increasingly burdened by plastic waste, the quest for sustainable alternatives has never been more urgent. Traditional plastics, while versatile and widely used, pose significant environmental challenges. They take hundreds of years to decompose, contributing to pollution and harming wildlife. Fortunately, innovative companies like EVIKSH Limited are leading the charge in developing biodegradable solutions that can help mitigate these issues. This blog post explore

The world is facing a significant challenge: the growing problem of plastic waste. With millions of tons of plastic ending up in landfills and oceans each year, the need for sustainable alternatives has never been more urgent. One promising solution lies in cellulose, a natural polymer derived from plants. This blog post explores how cellulose can be harnessed to create innovative bioplastics that are not only environmentally friendly but also versatile and effective. Underst

The world is facing a significant environmental crisis, primarily driven by plastic pollution. Traditional plastics, derived from fossil fuels, contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and take hundreds of years to decompose. As awareness of these issues grows, the demand for sustainable alternatives is on the rise. Enter bioplastics—an innovative solution that promises to reduce our reliance on conventional plastics while being cost-effective. This blog post explores the poten

Waste-derived EVIKSH feedstock examples: dry leaves, paper and Cardboard (box). Each autumn, council teams collect and manage tonnes of fallen leaves — an often-overlooked form of renewable biomass. At EVIKSH, we’re developing PlaSolvo™, our patent-pending bioplastic made from waste cellulose, including materials like autumn leaves. PlaSolvo™ is produced from renewable, non-food biomass that doesn’t disrupt natural food chain, harm marine life, or contribute to deforestation.

🌱 Exciting News! 🧪 Regus- Building 1010 We’re thrilled to share the opening of our new research lab at Cambourne Business Park, Cambridge – a significant milestone in our journey toward creating sustainable solutions for a cleaner planet. At the core of our work is the PlaSolvo™, our ambition to transform low-value waste into biodegradable plastic, PlaSolvo™. We are turning environmental pollutants into high-value, eco-friendly (alternatives) PlaSolvo™ that can help replace