
France · Plastics startup
FAIRMAT is a French deep-tech startup founded in 2020 and based in Paris.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
FAIRMAT is a French deep-tech startup founded in 2020 and based in Paris.
As a Certified B Corporation, the company focuses on revolutionizing the recycling of carbon fiber-based composites to promote sustainability in manufacturing and the circular economy. FAIRMAT utilizes waste as its primary raw material source, employing proprietary recycling technology to transform end-of-life carbon fiber products into high-performance recycled materials. This process significantly reduces carbon dioxide emissions and enhances production efficiency. The company offers closed-loop recycling solutions, sustainability consulting, and custom material development, serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction. FAIRMAT's product line includes advanced recycled carbon fiber materials, high-performance laminates, and custom-engineered parts. With approximately 100 employees and operations in France, the USA, and China, FAIRMAT has raised over $85 million in funding from notable investors. The company collaborates with major clients like Dassault Aviation and Decathlon, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable practices and innovation in material recycling.
Funding, as reported
From FAIRMAT's own website: 3 on the team.
What they build
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hardwaresafety regulationscarbon fiber chipssupply chain logisticsresin systemsclean energy & technologyclosed-loop systemconsumershigh-performance materialsautomated recycling processesco2 emissions reductionhigh-performance compositesimpact durability standardscomposite manufacturingcomposite designdistribution
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