Selfrag AG

Based in Switzerland, Selfrag specializes in advanced technologies for selective fragmentation, utilizing its proprietary High Voltage Pulse Power technology to optimize the recovery of metals and minerals from waste materials. Selfrag, founded in 2007 in Switzerland, focuses on providing innovative solutions for material recovery through selective fragmentation. The company has consistently engaged in four notable funding deals, with its latest round occurring on March 9, 2023, during which it raised CHF 9. 3 million.

Benjamin Gillon currently serves as CEO, leading the firm towards its strategic goals. SELFRAG specializes in advanced technology for selective fragmentation, primarily through its proprietary High Voltage Pulse Power technology. This core offering allows the efficient fragmentation of materials, enabling the recovery of metals and minerals from waste, thus contributing significantly to a circular economy. The company has established a waste-to-value facility, Centro Uno, which serves as a model for recycling operations.

SELFRAG's technology is utilized by a diverse client base, which includes industries involved in mining, recycling, and waste management, aiming to convert waste into valuable resources. Their products are marketed in various geographical markets, including Europe, North America, and parts of Asia, focusing on companies seeking sustainable solutions for material recovery. SELFRAG's revenue is primarily generated through partnerships and direct B2B sales of its technology solutions to industrial clients. Transactions typically involve agreements for the installation and operation of their High Voltage Pulse Power machines, which are tailored to meet the specific needs of clients in the recycling and material recovery sectors.

The company engages in long-term contracts that may include maintenance and support services as part of the sales package. Revenue streams are bolstered by the sale of additional services related to optimizing material recovery processes, ensuring that clients can maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of their operations. In March 2023, Selfrag raised CHF 9. 3 million in venture funding from unspecified investors, which will be utilized to further support and boost the expansion of its waste-to-value activities and its Centro Due Project in Kerzers.

The company plans to develop and launch new products designed to enhance its technological offerings within the next 12 to 24 months while targeting expanded operations into emerging markets in Asia and North America by 2025.