Fairmat
Recycles aerospace and wind turbine carbon fiber waste into recycled composite materials for industrial buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Fairmat
Fairmat recycles carbon fiber waste from aerospace and wind turbines into recycled materials. Its products include FairChips, a modular recycled base material, and FairPly, a plug-and-play composite laminate. The Infinity Recycling process is a plasma-based closed-loop recycling method that the company says recovers 90% of the material. It also offers FairTrack, proprietary software with a digital twin, and FairFactory, an automated production line using robotics and AI.
Fairmat sells recycled carbon materials to industrial customers in sport, mobility, energy and aerospace. The company reports more than 50M€ in contracted revenue with blue-chip clients.
Fairmat was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Paris. It operates factories in France and the United States, and reports having operated three industrial plants. The company has raised more than 100 million dollars and holds B Corp certification.
Product: FairChips recycled base material, FairPly composite laminate, FairTrack software, FairFactory automated production and Infinity Recycling plasma process.
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