Polygiene Group is a Swedish company that develops and licenses odor-control, antimicrobial, and freshness technologies for textiles and other materials. It serves apparel, footwear, sporting-goods, outdoor, and textile brands and manufacturers that incorporate its technologies into consumer products.
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Polygiene Group is a basic materials company headquartered in Sweden. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Polygiene Group, including Niklas Blomstedt (CFO).
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