Green Transitional Metals Pte. Ltd. (GTX) has entered into a strategic collaboration agreement with French conductive wire specialist Tibtech Innovations to develop and commercialize industrial applications for high-purity nickel wire. Executed on September 24, 2026, and announced on October 8, 2026, the deal establishes Tibtech as a primary research, development, manufacturing, and distribution partner within GTX’s commercialization program for its 99.99% pure nickel wire product, designated as Np1.
Four-Year Supply and Technical Scope
As part of the framework, Tibtech has committed to purchasing GTX's Np1 nickel wire over a four-year duration, subject to specified terms, documentary due diligence, and customary closing conditions. The collaboration pairs GTX's high-purity material platform with Tibtech's specialized capabilities in engineered textile structures and conductive wire design to create advanced solutions for industrial end users.
Targeting European Engineering Markets
The agreement provides GTX with an established commercial entry point into European industrial, engineering, and manufacturing supply chains. Tibtech brings two decades of operational experience supplying high-specification conductive materials to heavy industry. Its existing customer network includes prominent aerospace, energy, and automotive firms such as Airbus, Collins Aerospace, EDF, Enedis, McLaren, AVL, Beckett, 3X Engineering, and ArianeGroup subsidiary Pyroalliance.
Executive Objectives and Roadmap
Executive leadership from both firms framed the deal as a significant operational step forward. Tibtech Chief Executive Officer Dr. Al Fetouhi noted that incorporating GTX's high-purity nickel feedstock enables the company to broaden its portfolio of next-generation conductive solutions. GTX Chief Executive Officer Arvi Sood stated that partnering with Tibtech validates GTX's product quality, speeds up product deployment, and builds upon the company's ongoing research initiatives with electrochemists and material scientists.
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