Holon Bionics draws luxury and auto interest at VivaTech 2026
Heri Farm's mycelium materials brand Holon Bionics was selected for VivaTech 2026's Tech For Change program and drew visits from Hermès, Chanel, LVMH, Kering, L'Oréal, Renault and Hyundai at its Paris booth. The company is using the exposure to push European market entry, raise a EUR 15 million Series A and scale production of its PU-free HolonFabric™ material.
Why it matters: - Holon Bionics is trying to turn biotech and sustainability credibility into commercial traction with global luxury, beauty and automotive brands. - The company is positioning its mycelium material as a lower-carbon alternative to PU-based and animal-derived materials as Europe tightens disclosure and product rules. - VivaTech recognition can help Holon Bionics build trust with buyers, investors and potential manufacturing partners.
What happened: - Holon Bionics, the biomaterial brand of South Korean biotech company Heri Farm's Inc., exhibited at VivaTech 2026 in Paris from June 17 to 20. - VivaTech selected Holon Bionics for its
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