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LanzaTech raises another $40m, updates on cash burn

LanzaTech recently raised $40m in convertible notes and burned through $16.5m in 2Q24.

Chicago-based LanzaTech, a carbon recycling company, today reported earnings for the 2Q24 period, including an update on its quarterly cash burn and additional financing in the form of a convertible note.

LanzaTech this week closed a new $40m investment by Carbon Direct Capital, a globally recognized investor focused on investing in carbon management companies.

The additional capital will be used to fund growth and working capital, and was invested pursuant to a convertible note purchase agreement which contemplates one or more closings for up to $150m of convertible notes.

LanzaTech continues to seek additional financing under the Convertible Note Purchase Agreement from certain accredited investors with whom the company has a preexisting substantive relationship.

Balance Sheet, Liquidity

As of June 30, 2024, LanzaTech had $75.8 million in total cash, restricted cash, and investments, compared to total cash of $92.3 million at the end of first-quarter 2024. As of August 7, 2024, post funding of the $40 million capital raise, LanzaTech has total cash in excess of $100 million.

Total cash burn in second-quarter 2024 was $16.5 million, which was down significantly as compared to $29.2 million for first-quarter 2024. The decrease in quarter-over-quarter was due to a number of large annual payments incurred in first-quarter 2024, including 2023 incentive compensation, the majority of 2024 insurance premiums, and others cash payments that are expensed throughout the year but funded in the first quarter.

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