MAA’VA

Regenerating the built environment through circular materials

MAA’VA operates in climate tech based in United States, founded in 2020.

Profile

Humanity builds the equivalent of a city the size of Paris every five days — and by 2050, 2.5 billion more people will move to cities — driving unprecedented demand for concrete aggregates, the world’s second most used natural resource after water and the material that makes up about 75% of concrete. The built environment already consumes 50% of all extracted natural resources while accounting for one-third of industrial emissions, driving climate change, ecosystem destruction, and sand & gravel depletion three times faster than natural renewal. Sand mining destroys river ecosystems, collapses deltas, and fuels violent illegal mining. At the same time, global plastic and industrial waste is surging — with billions of tons of material landfilled or incinerated and total waste volumes expected to double by 2050 — fueling a worldwide waste crisis. MAA’VA™ develops regenerative, carbon‐negative concrete materials from recycled plastic and manufacturing waste — turning materials destined for landfill or incineration into high‐performance, lightweight, CO₂‐sequestering concrete aggregates that reduce water demand and advance solutions to river sand shortages, water scarcity, ecosystem co

Within the climate tech space, the company focuses on its core offering rather than a broad product line.

The business is associated with United States.

It is recorded at the SOSV portfolio company stage.

Its team size is recorded as 2-10 employees.

Public records show total funding of about $525K.

Website: www.maava.co