Agricultural Biotechnology Platform · TRL 6 — Field Validation Active

BioPropello A precision-ready, patented, olive-derived soil amendment & nutrient optimizer.

A first-in-class natural plant biostimulant and seed-protection platform — powered by analytics, validated by science, scaling regenerative impact. Doubles cereal germination, multiplies legume yield up to 4.7×, and quantifiably protects chlorophyll under stress. Patent pending in the US, EU, and via PCT. Field-validated across 4 countries.

MechanismMulti-axis soil + plant + photosynthesis activation
TRLLevel 6 — Field validation in progress
Format100% olive-derived water-dispersible powder · 3–6%
IPPatent pending US · EU · PCT
Germination · Corn
+35.3%
vs control (68.7% vs 33.8%)
p = 0.0077
Germination · Sorghum
+48.7%
vs control (77.4% vs 28.6%)
p < 0.00002
Legume Yield
4.7×
Green-bean yield per plant
+189% bean length
Rice Growth
+90%
Culm length @ D28 (53.6 vs 28.2 cm)
p < 0.001
Stress Resilience
−23%
Chlorophyll loss (tomato, 48h)
+6% greenness retained

Soil collapse, wasted fertilizer, and climate pressure — converging.

Three structural failures of conventional agriculture compound each other: degraded soils that can no longer hold and exchange nutrients, fertilizer inputs that mostly run off rather than being absorbed, and a sector accountable for a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. The category needs a single input that addresses all three — without chemical dependency.

Soil Degradation
30%
of farmland is already degraded — driving lower yields and deepening food insecurity.
Inefficient Fertilizers
up to 80%
of applied fertilizer is lost to poor soil absorption — inflating input costs for growers.
Climate Pressure
~25%
of global GHG emissions come from agriculture; demand for climate-smart solutions is rising fast.
BioPropello™ regenerates soil, boosts yields, and reduces emissions — without chemical dependency. One water-dispersible olive-derived powder, dosed at 3–6%, working across four mechanistic axes simultaneously.

Four pathways. One application. Convergent agronomic outcomes.

BioPropello™ acts on four mechanistically distinct axes that together explain its performance across cereals, legumes, and horticulture: it protects chlorophyll and sustains photosynthesis under stress, induces protein expression in seeds and leaves, activates the soil microbiome, and shields germinating seeds from microbial contamination.

BioPropello™ OLIVE-DERIVED BIOSTIMULANT AXIS 01 Chlorophyll + Photosynthesis AXIS 02 Protein Synthesis seed & leaf AXIS 03 Soil Microbiome activation AXIS 04 Antimicrobial seed shield → YIELD · QUALITY · RESILIENCE ←
Figure 1 · Four-axis mechanism of action

Chlorophyll & Photosynthesis

AXIS 01

Protects chlorophyll pigments and sustains photosynthetic activity under stress. Quantified in 48-hour alcohol assay: chlorophyll loss reduced by 23% versus untreated controls (tomato model), with +6% greenness retained at endpoint. Rubisco — the CO₂-fixation enzyme — is upregulated ~1.7× at the optimal application dose.

Protein Synthesis

AXIS 02

Induces protein expression in seeds and upregulates defense and photosynthetic leaf proteins. Seed total protein expression increases ~4× versus water control at the optimal dose; leaf protein increases ~2× and is sustained at 16 hours. HSP70 / HSP100 stress proteins are upregulated ~3× — driving the abiotic stress resilience observed in field data.

Soil Microbiome

AXIS 03

Activates beneficial soil microbes and improves abiotic stress resilience. Stimulates the rhizospheric microbial community that drives nutrient cycling and soil structure. The combination of microbial activation with chlorophyll and protein effects explains the consistent performance across cereals and legumes/horticulture under variable field conditions.

Antimicrobial Shield

AXIS 04

Suppresses harmful pathogens on germinating seeds and maintains a cleaner rhizosphere. Reduces total viable count, yeast, and mold contamination on seeds. Suppresses S. aureus contamination on plates. Delivers cleaner, more uniform stands without chemical fungicides — a dual-action platform that no single biostimulant or seed-coating competitor matches.

Headline results — across cereals, legumes, and horticulture.

Quantified outcomes from lab and field validation across four countries. Statistical significance achieved on every primary endpoint, with the strongest signals in germination (cereals) and yield per plant (legumes). Optimal application range identified at 3–6% — narrow enough to indicate a precise mechanism, broad enough for practical field deployment.

2.3×

Corn germination

68.7% vs 33.8%
p = 0.0077
2.7×

Sorghum germination

77.4% vs 28.6%
p < 0.0001
4.7×

Green-bean yield

beans per plant vs control
+189% length, p = 0.0087
+90%

Rice culm length

53.6 vs 28.2 cm @ D28
p < 0.001
−23%

Chlorophyll loss

tomato, 48-hour stress assay
+6% greenness retained
11 days

Earlier first yield

D50 vs D61 (green bean)
5 days earlier emergence
Performance Across Four Mechanistic Axes Lab + field · 4 countries
Axis Endpoint Result vs control Significance
Germination Maize germination rate 68.7% vs 33.8% p = 0.0077
Germination Sorghum germination rate 77.4% vs 28.6% p < 0.0001
Germination Rice early growth (days 1–3) significant advantage +0.95 cm tube
Protein expression Seed total protein ~4× at optimal dose Optimal: 3–6%
Protein expression Leaf protein @ 16 h ~2× sustained vs water
Stress proteins Rubisco (CO₂ fixation) ~1.7× upregulated photosynthetic
Stress proteins HSP70 / HSP100 ~3× upregulated stress resilience
Photosynthesis Chlorophyll retention (tomato, 48 h) +23% +6% greenness
Yield (legume) Green-bean count per plant 4.7× vs control +189% length
Growth (cereal) Rice culm length @ D28 53.6 vs 28.2 cm (+90%) p < 0.001
Emergence (legume) Green-bean emergence time 5 vs 10 days U=0, p=0.0079
Phenology (legume) First flowering / first yield 5d earlier flower · 11d earlier yield n=10–11 per arm
Antimicrobial TVC, yeast, mold on seeds Reduced (vs control) S. aureus suppressed

Sources: Texas A&M AgriLife Research (cereals); Ferme Innovante Ghassan, Saint-Amand-les-Eaux, France (green-bean field trial, 2025); supporting lab studies across stress and antimicrobial endpoints.

Validated across staples and high-value horticulture.

Consistent performance across two structurally different crop families — cereals (cool-season monocots, dry-grain harvest) and legumes/green crops (warm-season dicots, fresh harvest) — confirms a mechanism that is not crop-specific. The same dose range (3–6%) applies in both.

Cereals

Rice · Corn · Sorghum
  • Protein induction up to 2× p < 0.001
  • Germination tube +0.95 cm (rice) p < 0.001
  • Culm length +25.4 cm @ D28 (rice) p = 0.0005 · +90%
  • Maize germination +35.3 pp 68.7% vs 33.8%
  • Sorghum germination +48.7 pp 77.4% vs 28.6%

Legumes & Green Crops

Green Beans · Tomatoes · Parsley
  • Emergence time halved (green bean) 5 vs 10 days · p=0.0079
  • Plant height +8.8 cm @ D26 (green bean) p < 0.05
  • Yield 4.7× beans per plant +189% length
  • Chlorophyll retention +23% (tomato) 48 h stress
  • Survival @ D40 100% vs 0% (control) stress trial
Consistent performance across cereals and legumes/vegetables · optimal range 3–6% · demonstrated in staple grains and high-value horticulture.

The only biostimulant with dual action — plus quantified evidence.

The European biostimulant market is crowded with seaweed extracts, amino-acid hydrolysates, and botanical blends. None publishes the quantified germination, protein-induction, and chlorophyll data that BioPropello™ does — and none combines plant-growth promotion with pathogen control in a single 100% natural input.

Product · Format BioPropello™ Agrialgae® Biimore® Trainer® Kynetic4® Fertiactyl Starter
Format Source chemistry Olive-derived powder Seaweed liquid Plant-extract liquid Amino hydrolysate Botanical extract Seaweed + humic
Germination evidence Maize/Sorghum: +2.5× · Rice +18 pp Vigor claims; no quantified % Demo emergence; no % uplift Transplant vigor; no % data Flowering support; no % data Emergence boost; no %
Protein induction Seed protein ~4× · Rubisco 1.7× · HSP70 3.0× No protein data Not disclosed ~310 g/kg peptides Promotes flowering Not disclosed
Chlorophyll evidence +6% greenness · −23% chlorophyll loss No chlorophyll data No chlorophyll data No chlorophyll data No chlorophyll data No chlorophyll data
Cost / ha / season €100/ha 15 apps, $2.40/app €66–198/ha €184–414/ha €162–330/ha €51–120/ha €256/ha
Dual action (plant growth + pathogen control) · 100% natural, GRAS-listed ingredients · the only entry with quantified germination, protein, and chlorophyll evidence.

Immediate market access across four key regions.

BioPropello™ qualifies under low-risk regulatory pathways in the United States, the European Union, Canada, and Japan — enabling near-term commercial deployment without lengthy registration cycles, and supporting the accepted-claim set used by distributors across all four geographies.

Region Approval Type Pathway / Reference Status
USA FIFRA Exempt — soil amendment / plant inoculant 40 CFR 152.6(g) exemption · EPA Exempt
European Union Plant Biostimulant — CE-marked Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 — self-certified CE-marked
Canada Agricultural Supplement — registration Fertilizers Act — low-risk fast-track · CFIA Fast-track
Japan Ordinary Fertilizer Registration Fertilizers Control Act · MAFF / FAMIC In progress

Accepted Claims Across Jurisdictions

  • Enhances soil microbial activity
  • Improves nutrient availability and uptake
  • Supports seedling establishment
  • Promotes abiotic stress tolerance
  • Improves soil structure and moisture retention

Compositions and methods for plant growth & seed protection.

BioPropello™ is protected by a patent-pending portfolio in the United States, the European Union, and via the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) — covering both the composition of the olive-derived active matrix and the methods of use for plant growth promotion and seed-borne pathogen suppression.

Patent-Pending Portfolio · Compositions & Methods
  • US application — Compositions and methods for plant growth and seed protection
  • EU application — Compositions and methods for plant growth and seed protection
  • PCT application — International filing covering additional national-phase jurisdictions
  • Composition of matter — proprietary olive-derived water-dispersible powder formulation
  • Method of use — agronomic application across cereals, legumes, and horticulture at 3–6% dose
  • Trademark — BioPropello™

Farmer ROI — the BioPropello™ advantage.

Across a standard 90-day crop cycle with 15 applications, BioPropello™ delivers a 3–5× payback per season. The same dose schedule applies across the validated crop set; downstream yield value and input savings drive the net return.

Inputs
$108/ha
per season
Application every 2 days across a 90-day crop cycle — 15 applications at $2.40/app.
Outputs
+40%
average yield & growth lift
+68.7% corn / +77.4% sorghum germination · up to 2× rice protein · ~20% less fertilizer required.
Net Income Gain
+$350–580
per hectare
Yield value +$300–500/ha · input savings +$50–80/ha · payback 3–5× per season.

Validated across four countries, three continents.

BioPropello™ is in active field-trial deployment with academic, private-farm, and government partners. The four geographies span North America, the Mediterranean, Western Europe, and East Africa — confirming agronomic generalisation across climate zones.

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USA · Academic Research

Texas A&M AgriLife Research

Cereal crops — corn, sorghum, rice germination and early-growth protocols. Source of the headline germination data.
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France · Field Trial

Ferme Innovante Ghassan

Legumes / vegetables — green-bean field trial (Saint-Amand-les-Eaux, 2025). Source of the 4.7× yield and 11-day-earlier-yield data.
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Spain · Academic Collaboration

University of Málaga

Legumes / vegetables — supporting horticulture protocols and stress-resilience characterisation in the Mediterranean climate band.
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Kenya · Government Partnership

Local Government / IRK

Maize — East African deployment with local-government partner. Establishes the replicable template for emerging-market scaling across Africa.

A $4.5B biostimulant market — a clear route to $50M.

The global plant-biostimulant market is growing at 11.2% CAGR. BioPropello™'s dual-action profile and quantified evidence package position it for direct sales in Years 1–2, licensing and bulk supply in Years 2–4, and international scale in Years 4–5.

TAM
Total addressable
$4.5B
Global biostimulant market · 11.2% CAGR
SAM
Serviceable
$1.5B
Corn, rice, wheat, citrus in target regions
SOM
Obtainable
$300–500M
Serviceable obtainable market
YEAR-5
BioPropello™ target
$50M
Revenue target — 500,000 ha · 35–40% net margin · 20–25% EBITDA (Y3)
Years 1–2
Near-term

Direct sales & seed-company partnerships

Direct sales to agribusinesses and distributors; partnerships with seed companies and large-scale farms across the EU and select North American customers.

Years 2–4
Mid-term

Licensing & bulk supply

Licensing and bulk supply agreements; cost-effective, scalable growth across the EU. Distributor exclusivities by geography and crop category.

Years 4–5
Long-term

Geographic expansion

Expansion into US, LATAM, and MENA; scale revenues to $50M with CAGR > 100% from $1M baseline. Yield-share or royalty models on flagship cereal partnerships.

Partnership · Licensing · Distribution

Let's scale regenerative impact — together.

Veos is seeking strategic partners across seed companies, large-scale farm operators, EU and MENA distributors, and government agricultural programmes. Contact our team to request the full technical dossier, field-trial data, or licensing-territory discussion.

Confidential — for partnership and investor evaluation purposes. Results presented from laboratory and field studies across cereals (Texas A&M AgriLife Research), legumes (Ferme Innovante Ghassan, Saint-Amand-les-Eaux, France, 2025), and supporting horticulture and stress-resilience programmes. Outcomes are crop-, dose-, and matrix-dependent; technical dossier available on request under executed CDA.

BioPropello™ is a trademark of Veos Pharmaceuticals, S.L. Patent applications pending in the United States, the European Union, and via the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). CE-marked under Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 (fertilising products); FIFRA-exempt under 40 CFR 152.6(g) in the United States. Third-party product names (Agrialgae®, Biimore®, Trainer®, Kynetic4®, Fertiactyl Starter) are trademarks of their respective owners and are referenced for comparative purposes only based on publicly available product documentation.

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