Alexium International Group Limited is a U.S.-based firm specializing in the production and distribution of phase-change materials (PCM) and various advanced textile technologies. The company's portfolio includes a range of thermal management solutions such as Alexicool, a PCM-based chemical finish for fabrics; Biocool, which delivers natural and bio-derived PCM cooling for both textile and foam bedding; and Eclipsys, an ongoing cooling innovation designed to enhance comfort in bedding systems. Additionally, Alexium provides fire-resistant treatments like Alexiflam, engineered to impart flame retardancy to cotton, linen, other cellulosic textiles, and mattresses. Its key markets encompass the bedding, military, and workwear industries. Founded in 1994, the company's operations are headquartered in Greer, South Carolina.
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ALEXIUM INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED is a materials company headquartered in Tigard, United States. It is publicly listed (AJX) with a market capitalisation of $15.6M. Xcout tracks 14 named people at ALEXIUM INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED, including Michael Nierenberg (Chief Executive Officer & Director).
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