Nibertex develops PFAS-free waterproof and breathable textile membranes using a proprietary electrospinning (nanospinning) process designed for large-scale production. Its membranes are described as ultra-soft, silent, stretchable and engineered to integrate into textiles for apparel, healthcare, industrial and consumer applications. The company says its product can replace PFAS-based membranes without compromising performance, positioning it against global membrane players. Nibertex cites early commercial success and cost-effective manufacturing capabilities in the Philippines. Regulatory pressure and accelerating PFAS bans across the U.S., EU and Asia–Pacific are creating growing demand for its alternatives. With the new capital, it plans to expand Philippine manufacturing capacity, accelerate R&D into applications beyond apparel, and deepen partnerships with global brands. Nibertex is a deep-tech company that develops PFAS-free electrospun polyurethane (ePU) nanofiber membranes that deliver waterproofing and breathability for textiles. The company operates two state-of-the-art manufacturing plants in the Philippines and has pioneered scalable production of PFAS-free membranes to meet global demand. Nibertex reports a surge in orders from global textile brands and traction in high-value sectors such as firefighter fabrics and professional applications. The firm plans to deploy new funding to ramp production capacity, scale production lines at its second facility, and expand R&D efforts for professional textiles and emerging applications including mattresses, automotive, healthcare, and PPE. Leadership (co-founder Jaemin Park) said the funding will accelerate production to meet growing client needs across multiple industries. Nibertex was founded in 2019 and positions its technology as a sustainable alternative ahead of tightening PFAS regulations in markets like the EU, California, and New York.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2025