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The Maine Technology Institute approved more than $1 million in awards supporting innovative technology projects in 10 of Maine’s 16 counties.
The awards include two development loans ($604,490), 17 seed grants ($368,607), four TechStart grants ($19,725) and two business accelerator grants ($35,000). The investments leveraged more than $1.6 million in matching funding from the recipients within the state’s seven targeted technology sectors of biotechnology, aquaculture and marine technology, composite materials technology, environmental technology, advanced technologies for forestry and agriculture, information technology and precision manufacturing.
“The MTI Board of Directors is pleased to play a role in encouraging and stimulating these pioneering initiatives by our emerging and established for-profit companies, as well as our well-known non-profit research institutions in Maine, to allow them to grow and sustain jobs in our state,” MTI President Brian Whitney said in a release.
Here’s the breakdown of the award recipients:
Development Loan Awards:
Seed Grant Awards:
Tech Start Grants:
Business Accelerator Grants:
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