RESEARCH & DEVELOPEMENT
Innovation is at the core of SUSMATA AG. Our internal R&D department and laboratories focus on developing sustainable, scalable material technologies designed for industrial applications.
We work closely with universities, researchers, students, doctors, engineers, and industry professionals, as well as independent innovators. By combining scientific expertise with practical industry knowledge, SUSMATA creates solutions that can be applied across multiple sectors.
Our teams continuously develop and patent sustainable, future-oriented and scalable innovations, creating long-term value for our partners and investors.
To ensure the highest quality and reliability, SUSMATA works with internationally accredited laboratories for testing and certification. In addition, our partners test our materials in real applications across different.
This collaborative approach ensures that our materials meet both sustainability standards and commercial performance requirements.
STRATEGY
SUSMATA’s strategy focuses on scaling sustainable materials efficiently and globally.
Instead of building new factories, we collaborate with existing production facilities that already manufacture commercial materials. Through our innovations, these facilities can upgrade their production lines to produce sustainable alternatives.
This model allows for faster market adoption, lower investment requirements, and scalable global production.
Another key element is localised manufacturing. With the potential to work with partners in different countries / continents, we are able to reduce transportation emissions, strengthen regional supply chains, and ensure competitive pricing, high quality, and faster delivery.
SUSMATA is committed to aligning its business model with SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) principles, supporting responsible production, climate-conscious innovation, and strong global partnerships.
Our strength lies in building a global network of suppliers, partners, and joint ventures that work together to accelerate the transition toward sustainable materials.