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Boulder Ionics Corporation

Boulder Ionics Corporation was a Colorado-based company specializing in energy storage materials.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

ChemicalsArvada, United States

About Boulder Ionics Corporation

Boulder Ionics Corporation was a Colorado-based company specializing in energy storage materials.

It developed and manufactured high-performance electrolytes for advanced electrochemical devices, including ultracapacitors and lithium-ion batteries. The company focused on ionic liquids and ionic-liquid-based electrolytes, marketed under the Iolyte brand. These products are known for being non-toxic, non-flammable, and stable across a wide range of temperatures. Boulder Ionics utilized a proprietary high-throughput synthesis platform to create ultra-high-purity ionic liquids and electrolytes designed for demanding energy-storage applications. Its offerings were suitable for various uses, including batteries, capacitors, consumer electronics, hybrid vehicles, electric vehicles, and grid-scale energy storage. Founded around 2010–2011 in Arvada, Colorado, Boulder Ionics was acquired by CoorsTek in October 2014 and became part of CoorsTek Specialty Chemicals.

What company datasets say Boulder Ionics Corporation raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$4.8Min dollars
Last roundSeed
Last round size$500K
Last round dateNov 2013

Founders and team

From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.

  • Christine M. MartinExecutive Officer, Directori
  • Jerry L. MartinExecutive Officer, Directori

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Sector
Chemicals
Region
Colorado
Part of
Lincotek Group
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