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Polygiene Group competitors & alternatives
The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Polygiene Group among basic materials companies — ranked by similarity to what Polygiene Group actually does, not by market-cap band.
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About Polygiene Group
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.
Polygiene Group at a glance
Polygiene Group is a basic materials company headquartered in Sweden. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Polygiene Group, including Niklas Blomstedt (CFO).
Polygiene Group leadership
- Niklas BlomstedtCFO
Top 12 Polygiene Group competitors
Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to Polygiene Group by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.
Materials Technology
37.5 is a textile-technology company that develops temperature- and moisture-management materials and fabrics using naturally derived active particles. Its technologies are used by apparel, footwear, and outdoor-equipment brands to improve comfort and climate regulation for athletes and consumers.
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Svenska Aerogel Holding AB is a Swedish materials company that develops and sells Quartzene, a porous silica aerogel material. Its products are used by industrial customers in applications such as thermal insulation, filtration, fire protection, and coatings.
Materials
NFW develops and manufactures sustainable, plastic-free performance materials, including plant-based alternatives to leather, textiles, foam, and footwear outsoles. The company serves brands in fashion, footwear, and consumer goods by providing bio-based material solutions designed to replace synthetics.
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OrganoClick develops and provides biobased, biodegradable green chemistry solutions to replace fossil-based plastics and harmful chemicals in materials such as paper, wood, textiles, and nonwovens. The company serves industrial manufacturers and consumers with products including biobased binders, barrier technologies, textile waterproofing, biocide-free wood protection, and eco-friendly cleaning agents.
Materials
Aqdot is a supramolecular chemtech company headquartered in Cambridge, England, founded in 2012. The company focuses on improving air quality and developing innovative chemical solutions through licensing and selling its proprietary AqFresh technology.
Materials Science
HeiQ AeoniQ develops climate-positive continuous cellulose filament yarns as a sustainable alternative to traditional fibers. Headquartered in Schlieren, Switzerland, the company operates pilot manufacturing plants for eco-friendly textiles.
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Lifeclean International develops and manufactures chemical solutions for cleaning, sanitizing, and high-level disinfection. The company serves global industries, including healthcare, livestock, and environmental processing, providing patented technology to eliminate pathogens, toxic substances, and microbial threats.
Materials
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.
Advanced Materials, Nanotechnology
Graphmatech AB is a proudly Swedish materials technology company headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden. It invents, develops, and sells graphene-based materials, including conductive polymers and barrier materials.
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Gränges is a global company that specializes in aluminium rolling and recycling within selected niches. The company provides sustainable aluminium solutions for applications such as automotive climate control, packaging, electrification, and battery components.
Materials
Nordic Bio-Graphite AB is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. The company develops bio-based, fossil-free graphite designed to support the green transition while using significantly less energy and fewer chemicals than traditional methods.
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