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Innovation for a strong industry in Europe.

Fibryx combines material technology with its own manufacturing process — for competitive, sustainable lightweight components from regional value creation.

The Fibryx founding team in production in Stuttgart
What drives us

From research into series production.

Fibryx set out as a spin-off of the University of Stuttgart to take natural fiber composite from a lab topic to industrial reality — with its own material technology and its own patented manufacturing process.

What drives us: a competitive and independent industry in Europe — based on innovation from Stuttgart and raw materials from regional value creation.

Stuttgart
Headquarters
2025
Founded
8
Employees
Uni Stuttgart
Spin-off
What we stand for

Four convictions, one standard.

Industrial, not improvised

We make natural fiber composite series-ready — with defined processes instead of manual handwork.

From a single source

Material, process and manufacturing under one roof — fewer interfaces, more ownership of the result.

European & sustainable

Renewable raw materials from regional value creation — for a competitive, independent industry in Europe.

Innovation with substance

A University of Stuttgart spin-off with a patented process — innovation backed by numbers.

Let's talk about your component.

Send us a drawing, an existing GFRP part or an idea — we'll get in touch and assess the potential for natural fiber composite together.

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Why component manufacturer

Why we supply components, not material.

Fibryx could have started as a material supplier — selling natural-fibre semi-finished products to tier-1 suppliers. We decided against it for a simple reason: the benefit of our technology only arises in the finished part. A supplier processing our material gains less from it than the vehicle manufacturer at the end of the chain.

As a component manufacturer we can design material, layer build-up and manufacturing process together for the specific part — and that is what decides weight and part costs. On top of that comes direct contact with the people who actually decide on a component.

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