Ifund and Fair Capital invested in Chainable to promote sustainable kitchen solutions, driven by increasing demand for circular economy practices.
Target Information
Chainable was founded with a mission to create a waste-free world, starting from one of the most utilized areas in a household: the kitchen. Since its inception, the company has made significant strides in a short period. In September 2023, ifund, alongside Fair Capital, proudly invested in Chainable, highlighting their impressed stance on the company’s achievements since its establishment.
The company was co-founded in 2020 by Cees van Nispen, an experienced kitchen entrepreneur aged 76, along with Simon Rombouts, 29, and Jordy van Osch, 28. Their diverse backgrounds combine Cees's extensive industry knowledge with Simon and Jordy’s innovative ideas on circularity, forming a formidable team poised to revolutionize the traditional kitchen sector.
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Industry Overview in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has been at the forefront of sustainability and circular economy initiatives, especially in the construction industry. With regulations enforced mandating a fully circular construction sector by 2050, compani
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