
France · Plastics startup
Skytech SLP is a French industrial SME established in 2018, focusing on low-carbon chemistry and the recycling of complex plastics.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Skytech SLP is a French industrial SME established in 2018, focusing on low-carbon chemistry and the recycling of complex plastics.
The company aims to give plastics a second life by converting post-consumer waste into high-performance regenerated materials for industrial applications. Its innovative triboelectric separation process, known as TRIBLAST, allows for high-purity sorting of plastics, achieving purity levels of about 99%. Skytech offers services in the separation, recycling, and regeneration of plastics, producing regenerated resins and technical compounds on an industrial scale. The company specializes in various regenerated plastics, including rABS, rPS, and rPP, as well as styrenic, ABS, and PS compounds from recycled feedstock. Its input materials primarily come from end-of-life vehicles and waste electrical and electronic equipment. Skytech serves multiple sectors, including automotive, electrical and electronic equipment, building and construction, household equipment, and sports, positioning itself as a B2B circular-economy materials supplier.
Funding, as reported
From SKYTECH SLP's own website: 2 on the team.
What they build
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hardwareco2 reductionluxury goodsprocede de separationeconomie circulaireinnovative sorting processformulation and compoundingdistributionmanufacturingsustainable materialsother plastics product manufacturingregenerationenvironmental certificationsplastic waste recyclingelectronic device plastic recyclinghigh purity post-consumer plastics
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