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A Sustainable Cosmetic Breakthrough - Fortune 500 Formal Interest
[Category : - SOFTWARES]
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Available for licensing or acquisition: exclusive IP rights (patent-pending) to a next-generation, plant-derived polymer designed to replace silicones, mineral oils, and microplastics in beauty and personal care products.
?Proven Alignment: Already attracted interest from a global $150B consumer goods leader (proof of review available to qualified buyers).
?Huge Market Impact: Targets the $300B+ global beauty & personal care market.
?Sustainability Differentiator:
Eliminates persistent microplastics.
Fully biodegradable (marine-safe, OECD/ASTM compliant).
Reduces carbon footprint + petroleum reliance.
?Feasible Today:
Commercial raw materials already available.
Compatible with standard cosmetics manufacturing.
Meets EU REACH + FDA cosmetic safety standards.
?Unique Advantages:
Replaces three materials in one (silicones, microplastics, mineral oils).
Ensures true end-of-life safety (no microplastic residue).
Works in both rinse-off and leave-on formulations.
Applications: Hair care, facial care, body care, fragrance delivery, premium skincare.
?Asking Price: $1M+ for full IP rights or licensing agreement (negotiable depending on structure).
Financial informationGlobal Market Context
Beauty & Personal Care Market Size:
$300–$350 billion annual global spend (Statista 2025).
Growing at ~5% CAGR.
Silicone Replacement Opportunity:
Silicones used in >50% of haircare & skincare formulations.
Silicone-alternatives market projected to surpass $15B by 2030.
Microplastic Regulation:
EU ban on intentionally added microplastics (2023).
Brands face compliance deadlines by 2027–2030.
Similar momentum in the US, Asia-Pacific.
Sustainable Ingredients Boom:
67% of consumers prefer “clean beauty” (McKinsey 2024).
Green chemistry materials often command 20–50% price premium.
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???? Commercial Potential for EcoVita™
Immediate Demand:
Every major FMCG (Unilever, L’Oréal, P&G, Estée Lauder) has public sustainability pledges to eliminate silicones & microplastics. EcoVita™ directly solves this.
Revenue Model for Buyer:
If a single shampoo line reformulates using EcoVita™:
Average brand revenue: $200–500M/year (per product line).
Ingredient substitution margin: 5–10% uplift for “eco-premium” branding.
Potential annual revenue impact per reformulation: $10–50M.
Licensing ROI:
If EcoVita™ secures licensing at just 0.5% market penetration of haircare/skincare by 2030 (~$150B segment):
? That’s $750M annual EcoVita™-linked product revenue.
? At a 3% royalty, = $22.5M/year royalty potential (to whoever owns the IP).
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? Why This Is a Rare Opportunity
Patents + Compliance Pressure = moat:
Companies must find replacements, but there are very few proven, biodegradable, scalable materials that meet regulations.
Timing is perfect:
EcoVita™ is ahead of EU/US bans. Early adopters secure regulatory compliance, supply chain security, and brand exclusivity.
Proof of Interest:
Already received formal interest from Unilever (a $150B company with $60B annual sales) as strategically aligned.
This massively de-risks the IP for any secondary buyer.
Patent publications:No publication
Asking price:
Above 1 million USD
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