Hycamite TCD Technologies has garnered significant global interest with its innovative methane-splitting technology, which produces low-carbon hydrogen and high-value solid carbon products from methane. The company is currently commissioning an industrial-scale demonstration unit in Kokkola to showcase its technology’s readiness for commercial deployment.
In a milestone announcement, Hycamite revealed the successful closure of a €44 million Series A funding round, conducted in two phases. The second phase was completed to support the operation of its industrial-scale demonstration unit. The funding round was led by Sojitz Group, with continued participation from existing investors Holdix Oy, Turret Oy, and Stephen Industries Oy. New investors OMV Petrom and MOL PLUS also joined the round, alongside private investors and Hycamite staff members.

OMV Petrom, part of the OMV Group and Southeast Europe’s largest integrated energy producer, and MOL PLUS, a corporate VC owned by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd., are among the prominent newcomers. Their involvement reflects the growing global interest in methane-splitting technology and its potential for decarbonising industries.
Laura Rahikka, CEO and co-founder of Hycamite, expressed enthusiasm about the funding: “This investment marks a crucial step towards industrial scaling and deeper engagement with our end customers. The strong support from existing and new investors demonstrates confidence in our technology and its potential. The best is yet to come.”
Koji Aonuma, general manager of Sojitz’s Energy Transformation Department, highlighted Sojitz’s commitment:“As Hycamite’s largest shareholder, we will leverage our expertise and global networks to advance clean hydrogen and high-performance carbon products through innovative methane-splitting technology.”
Franck Neel, executive board member of OMV Petrom, commented:
“This partnership aligns with our vision for a sustainable energy future by unlocking cleaner fuel alternatives through advanced technology.”
Takuya Sakamoto, CEO of MOL PLUS, added:“We see significant potential in the Turquoise Hydrogen segment and opportunities for its application in LNG-powered vessels. Collaborating with Hycamite and its shareholders, we aim to overcome the challenges of implementing this technology in maritime applications.”
The Series A funding enables Hycamite to advance its technology and strengthen its position as a leader in clean hydrogen and carbon product solutions. With its industrial-scale demonstration unit nearing operational readiness, Hycamite is well-positioned to drive the transition toward sustainable energy production.
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Steven Sijperda as seen above, appointed CEO






























