Secure Supply

Restoring domestic control of a critical material

The advanced materials critical industries depend on are controlled by foreign supply chains. Nandina makes them accessible to the US supply chain, on sovereign soil, from circular sources.

THE PROBLEM

A foreign-controlled supply chain is  a strategic risk

The carbon fibre that critical industries depend on comes from a small number of producers, on long lead times, with little visibility into where it came from. For defence, aerospace and energy programmes, that is a supply risk, not just a sourcing inconvenience.

Concentration

Aerospace-spec carbon fibre is limited to access by a single sector

Lead times

Multi-years lead time to new production line leave critical programmes exposed to disruption.

Traceability

Conventional supply offers little source of origin assurance for security-sensitive buyers.

THE ANSWER · PART 1

Origin-of-source traceability

DELIVERY

Delivered from

Produced and shipped from Nandina‑run facilities, with a clear chain of custody from intake to your door.

MATERIAL

Batch identity

Recovered fibre carries a batch ID that ties its test data and paperwork to the material itself.

PROCESS

Processing record

Each solvolysis run is documented, so how the fibre was recovered is on record, not assumed.

SOURCE

Feedstock origin

Every input is logged to where it came from, down to the retired airframe or industrial offcut, using our R‑BOM catalogue.

THE ANSWER · PART 2

Global Footprint

United States

Houston base for US operations across energy, aerospace and defence.

Malaysia

Manufacturing operations, where recovered fibre becomes Rem™ material.

Singapore

Global headquarters and home of the company.

Taiwan

Distribution hub serving our regional customers.

Australia

Operations footprint, building local feedstock and customer partnerships.

WORK WITH NANDINA

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