Colossal Highlights De-Extinction Strategy and Investment Role at World Economic Forum in Davos

Colossal has shared an update. The company reported that co-founder and CEO Ben Lamm participated in multiple sessions at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he discussed the global extinction crisis and Colossal’s de-extinction and biodiversity-restoration initiatives. Topics included bio-banking, emerging tools and technologies, real-world conservation applications, de-extinction as a systems-based approach, and the role of investment in translating scientific advances into tangible impact.

For investors, Colossal’s presence at Davos underscores growing institutional and cross-sector interest in biodiversity, conservation technology, and de-extinction as an emerging asset class. Visibility at a high-profile global forum can enhance the company’s credibility with policymakers, strategic partners, and potential investors, potentially supporting future fundraising efforts and partnership pipelines. While the post does not disclose new financial data, products, or contracts, it signals that Colossal is positioning itself as a thought leader in conservation and de-extinction technologies, which could strengthen its long-term competitive position if regulatory, scientific, and commercial pathways for this nascent field continue to develop favorably.