Self-destructing plastic is the key to future growth for green-tech firm Polymateria
Irish CEO Niall Dunne says the company has big plans for expansion following £20m fundraise
“We have 59 people, and we will be about 80 towards the end of this year,’ says Polymateria chief executive Niall Dunne. Photo: World Economic Forum/Sikarin Thanachaiary
Paul O'Donoghue
Niall Dunne takes issue with two facts on his Wikipedia page. One true, one false.
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