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Graphmatech

MaterialsUppsala, SwedenFounded 2017· One of 955 Materials companies tracked by AMPulse

Graphmatech develops and supplies novel graphene-based materials for sustainable industrial applications, including advanced composites and 3D printing filaments.

CEO / Founder
Olivia Nestius
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$16.3M
Latest Round
Grant
Key Investors
ABB Technology Ventures, Walerud Ventures, Molindo Energy, Forward Ventures, SEB Venture Debt, Almi Invest GreenTech, KIC Innoenergy

Technology & Products

Key Products

Aros Graphene technology, graphene-infused materials for advanced composites and 3D printing filaments.

Technological Advantage

Ability to integrate graphene into various materials, enhancing their properties for industrial applications.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enhances durability, conductivity, and sustainability through patented Aros Graphene technology

How They Differentiate

Focus on solving specific industrial challenges through strategic partnerships and patented technology.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industries in hydrogen infrastructure, electronics manufacturing, and energy sectors

Industry Verticals

["Hydrogen economy","Electronics manufacturing","Energy","High-precision sectors"]

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Secured grants including a SEK 10 million grant from the Swedish Energy Agency

Major Milestones

["Launch of Aros polyamide-graphene for hydrogen storage applications","Partnership with MTC Powder Solutions for metal-graphene composites","Development of graphene-enhanced 3D printing filaments with Filalab"]

Notable Customers

Khalifa University; UAE energy and high precision industries

https://www.graphmatech.com

Why this company matters

Graphmatech develops graphene-based materials for advanced composites and additive manufacturing, targeting industries where conductivity, durability, and sustainability are critical. Its patented Aros Graphene technology addresses the long-standing agglomeration problem that has limited graphene's uniform dispersion in polymer and metal matrices.

The company's product line includes graphene-infused polyamide powders for hydrogen storage applications and graphene-enhanced filaments developed with Filalab for fused filament fabrication. A partnership with MTC Powder Solutions extends the technology into metal-graphene composites, broadening the addressable market for LPBF and binder jetting applications.

Graphmatech serves the hydrogen economy, electronics manufacturing, and energy sectors. Named customers include Khalifa University and UAE-based energy and high-precision industries. The company has raised $16.3 million from investors including ABB Technology Ventures and Walerud Ventures, and secured a SEK 10 million grant from the Swedish Energy Agency.

The key open question is whether graphene-enhanced filaments and powders can achieve the cost-performance ratio needed to displace established carbon-fiber and metal-matrix composites in high-volume production. Graphmatech's strategic partnerships and focus on solving dispersion at the material level provide a defensible position, but scaling from pilot to industrial volumes remains the critical challenge.