New Materials Startups
2,475 companies tagged New Materials, with their investors and founders.
Forged Solutions Group manufactures high-integrity forgings β including shafts, rings, discs, asymmetric forgings and extruded cylinders β in titanium, nickel, aluminium, copper and steel alloys from sites in the UK and USA. It serves demanding engineering markets such as aerospace, defense, space, off-highway and mining vehicles, industrial gas turbines, and sub-sea oil and gas.
2 investors
Fortuna Cools makes insulation and cooler products from upcycled coconut husks as a replacement for plastic foam, working with coconut farming communities in the Philippines. It focuses on sustainable materials and human-centered product design.
2 investors
FrameMax Systems designs and manufactures prefabricated buildings using Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) for multi-story and affordable housing construction, offering an alternative to concrete and wood. It works with local governments and companies to deliver housing projects internationally, including in Algeria, the Philippines, Ethiopia, Sudan, Qatar, and Madagascar.
2 investors
Freshr develops FreshrPack, a coating technology applied to food packaging that extends the shelf life of fresh animal-based protein by 15-30% without additives or changes to existing production lines. It serves food producers, retailers, and packaging companies aiming to reduce food waste across the supply chain.
2 investors
GaeaStar uses patented 3D printing (additive manufacturing) technology to make ultra-thin ceramic products from natural clay, starting with disposable cups intended to replace single-use plastics. It targets the food and beverage industry with plastic-free packaging for on-the-go use.
2 investors
Gega Elements is a materials science company developing gallium refining technology based on proprietary research, aiming for a cost-effective and sovereign-controlled processing pathway. It is collaborating with RareX to test gallium-bearing samples and build a vertically integrated gallium supply chain in Western Australia.
2 investors
GelSana Therapeutics develops zwitterionic polymer-based biomaterials for wound care, addressing excess sustained inflammation that impedes healing. Its first product, CleraFlex, is a shelf-stable wound dressing designed to reduce inflammation, repel bacteria, balance moisture, and provide a protective barrier.
2 investors
Gen Phoenix produces high-performance recycled materials, including recycled leather made from wet blue offcuts and post-industrial hide waste, for use in products such as footwear, aircraft seating, and consumer goods. The company supplies sustainable material alternatives to brands across industries including automotive, aviation, and fashion.
2 investors
Glassense manufactures energy-efficient glass products for buildings, including facades, windows, interiors, and insulated glass units aimed at reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint. It operates three production sites and delivers to customers across Europe.
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Global Vascular develops medical devices based on its BioDiamond Technology, including antithrombotic diamond (F-DLC) coatings, drug-eluting stents, and catheters for vascular and interventional treatments. The company emerged from a medical-engineering research collaboration between Keio University and Tokai University in Japan.
2 investors
Graphene Enterprise develops biocide-free graphene-based coatings for marine vessels that reduce fuel consumption and emissions while managing biofouling on hulls and propellers. The coatings are designed for ship owners and commercial fleet operators seeking operational efficiency and environmental sustainability.
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Graphitic Energy uses an improved methane pyrolysis process to split natural gas into clean hydrogen and solid carbon (graphite), aiming to produce hydrogen without CO2 emissions or renewable electricity. The hydrogen and graphite serve industrial applications such as refining, ammonia synthesis, and steel making.
2 investors
Graphyte develops Carbon Casting, a carbon dioxide removal method that dries and compresses biomass such as timber and crop residues into dense carbon blocks wrapped in an impermeable barrier and stores them in monitored underground sites. The company sells durable carbon removal to organizations pursuing low-carbon goals in the climate and carbon markets.
2 investors
Grede manufactures ductile, gray, and specialty iron castings and provides technical design and engineering expertise for safety-critical vehicle parts. Operating since 1920, it serves automotive and vehicle manufacturers in the United States.
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Green Steel PSRβ’ is a patented, upcycled iron-rich additive made from a steel manufacturing byproduct that replaces conventional wastewater treatment chemicals like ferric and alum to control phosphorus and hydrogen sulfide in digesters. It serves municipal wastewater treatment plants, biogas/RNG producers, dairy farms, food processing plants, pulp and paper mills, and breweries seeking to cut chemical spend, reduce corrosion and scaling, and meet regulatory discharge limits.
2 investors
EMPEL develops a PFAS-free water-repellent coating technology that bonds directly to fiber materials for durable, long-lasting performance without wastewater generation. The product targets textile and apparel manufacturers seeking sustainable alternatives to traditional durable water repellent (DWR) treatments.
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GreenJams manufactures Agrocrete, a carbon-negative building material made from upcycled crop residues and industrial byproducts that replaces conventional bricks and cement blocks in construction. The material offers faster masonry, reduced construction costs, and superior thermal insulation while removing carbon dioxide.
2 investors
GreenMantra uses a patented molecular recycling technology to convert waste plastic that would otherwise reach landfills and oceans into specialty polymer additives for industrial applications. Its products aim to improve operational efficiency, product performance, and lower carbon footprint for manufacturers.
2 investors
greenteg develops and manufactures certified heat flux and temperature sensors in Switzerland, including its CORE/calera gSKIN technology, which are integrated into wearables for health monitoring, sports, medtech, and building U-value measurement. Founded as a spin-off of ETH Zurich, it serves engineers, scientists, research teams, and consumer wearable partners worldwide.</parameter> <parameter name="founders">[]
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Grolltex is a U.S.-based manufacturer of CVD (chemical vapor deposition) monolayer graphene and hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) single-atom films. Its materials serve electronic device makers for applications including transparent conductive electrodes, flexible touchscreens, sensors, and membranes.
2 investors
Gush develops water-based paints and coatings for residential built environments, including products for humidity control, stain resistance, and surface priming. Its product line targets homeowners seeking healthier interiors and exteriors with lower environmental impact.
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Halo Materials produces high-purity battery-grade and nuclear-grade graphite from domestic hydrocarbon feedstocks using a proprietary synthesis process, aiming for cost-parity with overseas incumbents. It supplies critical graphite for the North American lithium-ion battery and advanced nuclear (Gen IV fission) industries.
2 investors
Happy Plant Protein develops a process that converts flours into plant-based protein ingredients for food manufacturers, designed to run in existing facilities with no waste and a neutral taste. It targets food makers looking to produce plant-based ingredients at scale with low additional investment.
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Helios develops a zero-emission metal refining process, the Helios Cycle, for producing green iron used in steelmaking, aimed at decarbonizing the iron and steel industry. Originating from lunar oxygen-extraction research, its method produces iron with no direct emissions and roughly 30% less energy than conventional processes.
2 investors