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Alchemy Labs Inc. is a Kitchener nanotechnology company with two businesses: ExoShield windshield protection films and Crypsis thermal-signature-management materials. Founded by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, the company developed a coating platform that connects automotive durability applications with defence textiles and other surface-integration work. It trades on the TSX Venture Exchange as ALCH.
ExoShield combines a protective nanoceramic hardcoat, flexible substrate and adhesive in transparent windshield films. Its product family includes GT3+ for passenger vehicles, ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, and ULTRA Pro vehicle-specific kits supplied pre-cut and pre-shrunk. In September 2026, Alchemy reported ULTRA Pro coverage across 40+ vehicle models through 17 kits. Its automotive business also has a reported three-year Mercedes-Benz Tourrider supply arrangement.
Crypsis uses nanoparticles for passive signature management. Alchemy describes the particles as nanoscale thermal mirrors that diffusely reflect ambient radiation and redirect an asset's thermal emission inward. The company is developing integration into textiles and rigid substrates, with intended signature control across visible and infrared bands. Current work includes NATO DIANA participation, company-reported DND trials and separate engineering agreements with Canadian and US textile partners.
The businesses are at different commercial stages. ExoShield generates automotive product revenue; Crypsis is progressing through development, validation and integration. Alchemy's MD&A attributes its first-half 2026 defence revenue to DIANA Phase 1 work.
Crypsis commercialization depends on integrating the material into a usable substrate and completing the associated textile or surface qualification. The Canadian textile agreement, dated March 2026 in the MD&A and announced on August 13, provides three development phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement. Estimated engineering cost is C$250,000; this is not a guaranteed production value. Alchemy retains its Crypsis intellectual property, and commercial manufacturing would require a separate agreement. The Canadian partner is described as a DND supplier, while a separate US garment-development agreement involves a supplier to the US Department of War. These are partner engineering relationships rather than disclosed government garment orders.
ExoShield already has a commercial product and installer route, with different film materials and fitments across its range. September's expansion to 40+ models through 17 ULTRA Pro kits broadens fitment coverage, but fleet delivery also depends on manufacturing and replenishment. The MD&A reports interruptions at two manufacturing partners in early 2026 and no fixed long-term supply contracts. Access to vehicles, mould validation and quality control are part of expanding the kit catalogue. The Tourrider supply arrangement provides a named automotive commercial reference alongside those dependencies.
Alchemy operates from Kitchener, Ontario, with University of Waterloo nanotechnology roots and founders Khanjan Desai and Chong Shen. Its Canadian research base is supported by a cross-border manufacturing network: the MD&A says its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States, while SPRINT and Mach products are manufactured outside Canada, the United States and Mexico. Two manufacturing partners experienced interruptions in early 2026 before inventory recovered in Q1. The Canadian company location therefore should not be read as an all-Canadian manufacturing claim.
Kitchener, Ontario is the published city-level context for Alchemy. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapAlchemy combines a commercial automotive film business with defence-material development. ExoShield has reported product revenue, expanding vehicle-specific kits and a named Mercedes-Benz Tourrider supply arrangement. Crypsis is moving through thermal-camouflage trials and textile engineering, with first-half defence revenue attributed to NATO DIANA development work. Its July IPO added equity funding, while disclosed manufacturing dependencies make supply continuity and the transition from qualified textile to repeatable production useful partnership topics.
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Nanocomposite thermal-signature-management coating
Nanoceramic-coated protective film
Sep 23, 2026
On September 23, 2026, Alchemy announced ExoShield ULTRA Pro coverage across 40+ vehicle models through 17 pre-cut, pre-shrunk kits, including expanded GM pickup and SUV coverage and Ineos fitments. The announcement expands the published kit catalogue; stock levels, sales volumes and fleet adoption were not disclosed.
ExoShield generates automotive product revenue and has a reported three-year Mercedes-Benz Tourrider supply arrangement. Crypsis is advancing through DIANA-funded development and Canadian and US textile engineering agreements; its first-half 2026 defence revenue came from DIANA Phase 1, with commercial manufacturing dependent on later agreements.
CAD 581.027 thousand
Three months ended June 30, 2026
Alchemy Labs Inc. company financial reporting; CAD unless stated otherwise
Company-reported total: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence. Defence revenue reflects DIANA development work, not production garment sales.
Alchemy Labs Inc. · as of June 30, 2026
Recorded value: CAD 581,027
cohort innovator · 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments
Sponsor or operator: NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic
Organization role. NATO lists Alchemy of Canada for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage in its 2026 cohort; Alchemy reports completion of first-phase accelerator activity and associated development-contract revenue.
Program. NATO DIANA supports selected dual-use companies through a challenge-based accelerator and testing network. The 2026 cohort includes an Operations in Extreme Environments challenge.
Contributing capability: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage
Thermal-signature-management materials could be relevant to reducing detectability in sensor-rich operating environments; this is a derived alignment, not an assertion of fielded CAF equipment.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
The Canadian textile agreement links three engineering phases to milestones and mutual approval, with later commercial manufacturing subject to a separate agreement.
Company materials attribute trial imagery to DND, but the published material does not provide the complete protocol or an independent quantitative report. The intended substrate, infrared band and operating conditions affect how the result can be applied.
September's ULTRA Pro expansion increases model coverage, while the MD&A identifies manufacturing-partner and supply-contract dependencies.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. · Aug 19, 2026
Source type: official report
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Alchemy operates from Kitchener. The MD&A describes interruptions at two manufacturing partners through Q1 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and kit-launch dependencies on vehicle access, mould validation and quality control.
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Alchemy reports a US garment-development arrangement with an unnamed supplier of garments to the US Department of War. Alchemy supplies Crypsis formulation and technical support; the partner pays textile fabrication, production-line setup and logistics. Alchemy retains IP, and a future commercial agreement would be negotiated after validation. This is not an established DoW order, adopted garment or fixed production commitment.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. · Mar 27, 2026
Source type: official report
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Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
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Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
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Alchemy identifies TSX Venture symbol ALCH, CEO and Defence GM Khanjan Desai, CFO Doug Lawson and Automotive GM Danielle Smiley, and publishes investors@alchemynano.com as an investor enquiry route.
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Alchemy identifies TSX Venture symbol ALCH, CEO and Defence GM Khanjan Desai, CFO Doug Lawson and Automotive GM Danielle Smiley, and publishes investors@alchemynano.com as an investor enquiry route.
Alchemy Labs Inc. · Aug 13, 2026
Source type: official company product
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Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
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MD&A dated August 17, 2026; printed pages 4–6, revenue/segment tables
CAD 1.259817 million
At June 30, 2026
Alchemy Labs Inc. company financial reporting; CAD unless stated otherwise
Before the July 9, 2026 IPO, with a reported CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency at June 30. Gross IPO proceeds are not added to this historical cash balance; current available funds are not established.
Alchemy Labs Inc. · as of June 30, 2026
Recorded value: CAD 1,259,817
MD&A dated August 17, 2026; printed page 12, Cash Position and Working Capital
Alchemy closed its IPO on July 9, 2026, raising C$13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 units at C$1.00 each. Each unit comprised one share and half a warrant. The gross figure precedes commissions, fees and other costs.
For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, its MD&A reports C$581,027 revenue: C$509,195 automotive and C$71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue of C$146,485 came from DIANA Phase 1 work. At June 30, before the July IPO, Alchemy reported C$1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and a C$8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Its quarterly net loss was C$1,573,556.
The MD&A also records EUR100,000 in DIANA contractual funding and a separate C$169,000 Canadian FCIA-DIANA grant. FedDev Ontario announced a C$1.8 million contribution in February 2025 for automotive commercialization. These project funds, revenue and gross equity proceeds are separate measures and do not establish a current cash balance.
Publicly listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under ALCH following its July 2026 initial public offering.
Thermal-camouflage research collaboration
Canadian Armed Forces
University of Waterloo reporting describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces and DRDC-connected IDEaS work on thermal-infrared signature-management coatings; the candidate records development activity without claiming procurement or deployment.
Tourrider motorcoach supply arrangement
Mercedes-Benz
Alchemy's Q2 2026 MD&A reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement for ExoShield on Mercedes-Benz Tourrider motorcoaches, entered in February 2026; no contract value is disclosed in that passage.
Initial public offering
Jul 9, 2026$13,738,447
Alchemy closed an initial public offering of 13,738,447 units at CAD1.00 per unit on July 9, 2026, for gross proceeds of CAD13,738,447; proceeds are gross rather than net cash available.
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The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy operates from Kitchener. The MD&A describes interruptions at two manufacturing partners through Q1 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and kit-launch dependencies on vehicle access, mould validation and quality control.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy reports a US garment-development arrangement with an unnamed supplier of garments to the US Department of War. Alchemy supplies Crypsis formulation and technical support; the partner pays textile fabrication, production-line setup and logistics. Alchemy retains IP, and a future commercial agreement would be negotiated after validation. This is not an established DoW order, adopted garment or fixed production commitment.
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Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models. Q2 gross margin was 38.7%, operating loss CAD1,188,682 and net loss CAD1,573,556. June 30 cash CAD1,259,817 predates the July IPO. H1 revenue CAD981,280 was below CAD1,119,398 in H1 2025.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
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The MD&A records EUR100,000 DIANA contractual funding agreed in December 2025 and a CAD169,000 DND FCIA-DIANA grant in February 2026. H1 defence revenue relates to DIANA work. It describes a Canadian textile NRE agreement secured in March 2026 and separate US garment development. Expected CAD2.0 million DND work still awaited approval. The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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The MD&A records EUR100,000 DIANA contractual funding agreed in December 2025 and a CAD169,000 DND FCIA-DIANA grant in February 2026. H1 defence revenue relates to DIANA work. It describes a Canadian textile NRE agreement secured in March 2026 and separate US garment development. Expected CAD2.0 million DND work still awaited approval. The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy operates from Kitchener. The MD&A describes interruptions at two manufacturing partners through Q1 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and kit-launch dependencies on vehicle access, mould validation and quality control.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Q2 gross margin was 38.7%, operating loss CAD1,188,682 and net loss CAD1,573,556. June 30 cash CAD1,259,817 predates the July IPO. H1 revenue CAD981,280 was below CAD1,119,398 in H1 2025. The MD&A records EUR100,000 DIANA contractual funding agreed in December 2025 and a CAD169,000 DND FCIA-DIANA grant in February 2026. H1 defence revenue relates to DIANA work. It describes a Canadian textile NRE agreement secured in March 2026 and separate US garment development. Expected CAD2.0 million DND work still awaited approval.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy operates from Kitchener. The MD&A describes interruptions at two manufacturing partners through Q1 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and kit-launch dependencies on vehicle access, mould validation and quality control.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
Alchemy reports a US garment-development arrangement with an unnamed supplier of garments to the US Department of War. Alchemy supplies Crypsis formulation and technical support; the partner pays textile fabrication, production-line setup and logistics. Alchemy retains IP, and a future commercial agreement would be negotiated after validation. This is not an established DoW order, adopted garment or fixed production commitment.
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Alchemy operates from Kitchener. The MD&A describes interruptions at two manufacturing partners through Q1 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and kit-launch dependencies on vehicle access, mould validation and quality control.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The MD&A records EUR100,000 DIANA contractual funding agreed in December 2025 and a CAD169,000 DND FCIA-DIANA grant in February 2026. H1 defence revenue relates to DIANA work. It describes a Canadian textile NRE agreement secured in March 2026 and separate US garment development. Expected CAD2.0 million DND work still awaited approval. The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
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Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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Alchemy states its core PET products and Crypsis nanoparticles are manufactured in the United States; SPRINT and Mach films come from outside Canada, the US and Mexico. The filing describes interruptions at two contract manufacturers affecting GT3+/ULTRA supply in early 2026, inventory recovery during Q1, and no fixed long-term supply agreements with third-party manufacturers. Vehicle-specific kit expansion also depends on vehicle access, moulds, validation and quality control. Canadian headquarters and research roots do not imply all-domestic production.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
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At June 30, 2026 Alchemy reported CAD 1,259,817 cash and cash equivalents and an CAD 8,626,467 working-capital deficiency. Both precede the July 9 IPO, which raised CAD 13,738,447 gross through 13,738,447 CAD 1 units containing one share and half a warrant. Gross proceeds precede commissions, fees and other costs; adding them to June cash would not establish current available funds.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · name
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy reports a US garment-development arrangement with an unnamed supplier of garments to the US Department of War. Alchemy supplies Crypsis formulation and technical support; the partner pays textile fabrication, production-line setup and logistics. Alchemy retains IP, and a future commercial agreement would be negotiated after validation. This is not an established DoW order, adopted garment or fixed production commitment.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · capability type
Alchemy describes patent-pending nanoparticles that act as nanoscale thermal mirrors: diffuse reflection of incident ambient thermal radiation and reflection of an asset’s own emission inward. The company positions Crypsis for textile and other surface integration. The filing does not provide quantitative spectral contrast, temperature reduction, trial conditions or an independently verified performance standard.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
Alchemy reports a US garment-development arrangement with an unnamed supplier of garments to the US Department of War. Alchemy supplies Crypsis formulation and technical support; the partner pays textile fabrication, production-line setup and logistics. Alchemy retains IP, and a future commercial agreement would be negotiated after validation. This is not an established DoW order, adopted garment or fixed production commitment.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · maturity
Alchemy Labs Inc. reports CAD 581,027 revenue for the three months ended June 30, 2026: CAD 509,195 automotive and CAD 71,832 defence/Crypsis. First-half revenue was CAD 981,280, including CAD 146,485 defence revenue attributed to DIANA Phase One activity rather than production garment sales. Q2 gross profit was CAD 224,803, gross margin 38.7%, operating loss CAD 1,188,682 and net loss CAD 1,573,556.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · maturity
Alchemy reports a three-year commercial supply arrangement entered in February 2026 to supply Mercedes-Benz Tourrider coach-bus windshield protection film kits. Its first six ULTRA Pro aftermarket kits launched in Q2 2026. The automotive supply arrangement is distinct from defence NRE validation and does not establish delivery volume.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · maturity
The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
Alchemy reports CAD581,027 Q2 revenue ended June 30 2026: CAD509,195 automotive and CAD71,832 defence. First-half defence revenue relates to NATO DIANA accelerator work. Q2 launch included six ULTRA Pro kit models.
Supports: Tourrider motorcoach supply arrangement relationship
The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
Supports: Tourrider motorcoach supply arrangement relationship
The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
Supports: Tourrider motorcoach supply arrangement relationship
The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
Supports: Tourrider motorcoach supply arrangement relationship
The MD&A reports a February 2026 three-year commercial supply arrangement with Mercedes-Benz for Tourrider motorcoaches. ExoShield automotive product revenue is reported separately from DIANA defence-development revenue.
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · current activity
ULTRA Pro kits are precision-cut, pre-cut and pre-shrunk windshield films for specific vehicle platforms. Alchemy markets them through existing sales and installer channels to reduce rock-chip and road-debris damage and installation effort. Commercial fleet use is a target market, not evidence that named fleets use the newly added kits.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
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Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.confidence
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.confidence
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.id
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · commercial availability
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy reported on September 23, 2026 that ExoShield ULTRA Pro supports 40+ vehicle models across 17 kits, up from more than 20 models in August. New platforms include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500/2500 HD/3500 HD, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster. These are announced vehicle-specific applications, not sales volumes, fleet adoption or confirmation that every kit is in stock.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.context
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.question
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.context
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.context
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.context
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.question
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.id
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.confidence
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.confidence
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.id
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.question
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.confidence
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · profileData.intellectualProperty
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.confidence
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.question
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes passive Crypsis nanoparticles that diffusely reflect surrounding thermal radiation and reduce outward thermal emission. It attributes trial images to DND without a complete test report. ExoShield uses nanoceramic-coated windshield protection films; ULTRA kits are vehicle specific. Prospective DND awards and USMC demand figures are explicitly nonbinding.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
Alchemy’s March 27, 2026 presentation shows a Crypsis-infused poncho in daytime/night-time thermal imagery attributed to Canadian DND and states it was developed and field validated with DND. It does not disclose a full protocol, detection range, environmental conditions, sample size or quantitative report. Its projected inbound contracts are explicitly non-binding and not assured.
Supports: Profile · description
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · profileData.intellectualProperty
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.question
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.id
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.confidence
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.context
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.question
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.confidence
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.id
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.id
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.confidence
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.question
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.context
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.context
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.question
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.confidence
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.context
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-crypsis-production-gate.id
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · commercial availability
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy entered an NRE agreement with an unnamed Canadian textile systems manufacturer supplying DND. Three development phases depend on milestones and mutual agreement; estimated total development cost of CAD 250,000 is not fixed or guaranteed contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP, with commercial production subject to a later separate agreement.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · commercial availability
The August 13, 2026 release describes an unnamed Canadian textile-systems manufacturer that supplies DND. Crypsis integration has three phases contingent on milestones and mutual agreement, with estimated total development costs of CAD 250,000, principally engineering/technical-service payments. This is a planning estimate, not a guaranteed aggregate contract value. Alchemy retains Crypsis IP; manufacturing requires a separate agreement. The MD&A dates the underlying agreement to March 2026.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicEmail
Alchemy provides a partnership inquiry form at https://www.alchemynano.com/contact, team@alchemynano.com and telephone 1-844-326-3838. The office address is Unit 5, 265 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5H3.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Alchemy has a documented Canadian operating presence in Kitchener, Ontario.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Alchemy has a documented Canadian operating presence in Kitchener, Ontario. Alchemy provides a partnership inquiry form at https://www.alchemynano.com/contact, team@alchemynano.com and telephone 1-844-326-3838. The office address is Unit 5, 265 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5H3.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicPhone
Alchemy provides a partnership inquiry form at https://www.alchemynano.com/contact, team@alchemynano.com and telephone 1-844-326-3838. The office address is Unit 5, 265 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5H3.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.linkedInUrl
Alchemy provides a partnership inquiry form at https://www.alchemynano.com/contact, team@alchemynano.com and telephone 1-844-326-3838. The office address is Unit 5, 265 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5H3.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
Alchemy provides a partnership inquiry form at https://www.alchemynano.com/contact, team@alchemynano.com and telephone 1-844-326-3838. The office address is Unit 5, 265 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5H3.
University of Waterloo · Sep 19, 2025
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · profileData.currentActivity
A University of Waterloo report describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces on thermal-camouflage textiles and notes public government funding for next-generation coating development, while NATO DIANA lists the company in its 2026 cohort.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
University of Waterloo supports 2025-09-19 as the material date used for this dossier activity note.
Supports: Profile · operating context
University of Waterloo reporting describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces and DRDC-connected IDEaS work on thermal-infrared signature-management coatings; the candidate records development activity without claiming procurement or deployment.
Supports: Profile · current activity
A University of Waterloo report describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces on thermal-camouflage textiles and notes public government funding for next-generation coating development, while NATO DIANA lists the company in its 2026 cohort.
Supports: Profile · current activity
A University of Waterloo report describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces on thermal-camouflage textiles and notes public government funding for next-generation coating development, while NATO DIANA lists the company in its 2026 cohort.
Supports: thermal-camouflage research collaboration relationship
Source location: relationships.0.publicSummary
University of Waterloo reporting describes Alchemy's collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces and DRDC-connected IDEaS work on thermal-infrared signature-management coatings; the candidate records development activity without claiming procurement or deployment.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.linkedInUrl
Alchemy states it was founded in 2013 by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, beginning with sprayable anti-frost coatings and expanding its nanocoating portfolio; the official press page links downloadable company logos.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
Alchemy states it was founded in 2013 by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, beginning with sprayable anti-frost coatings and expanding its nanocoating portfolio; the official press page links downloadable company logos.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy states it was founded in 2013 by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, beginning with sprayable anti-frost coatings and expanding its nanocoating portfolio; the official press page links downloadable company logos.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicPhone
Alchemy states it was founded in 2013 by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, beginning with sprayable anti-frost coatings and expanding its nanocoating portfolio; the official press page links downloadable company logos.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicEmail
Alchemy states it was founded in 2013 by University of Waterloo Nanotechnology Engineering graduates, beginning with sprayable anti-frost coatings and expanding its nanocoating portfolio; the official press page links downloadable company logos.
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
FedDev Ontario announced a CAD 1.8 million contribution for Alchemy on February 12, 2025 to commercialize next-generation windshield-protection products. This is automotive commercialization support, not Crypsis procurement, corporate revenue or a disclosed cash balance.
University of Waterloo · May 20, 2025
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Waterloo identifies Alchemy founders as 2013 nanotechnology engineering alumni Khanjan Desai and Chong Shen. It describes specialized nanoparticles integrated into textiles for mid-wave and long-wave infrared camouflage, and reports federal development funding. This supports Canadian research roots and development activity, not independent field-performance certification.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Waterloo identifies Alchemy founders as 2013 nanotechnology engineering alumni Khanjan Desai and Chong Shen. It describes specialized nanoparticles integrated into textiles for mid-wave and long-wave infrared camouflage, and reports federal development funding. This supports Canadian research roots and development activity, not independent field-performance certification.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.confidence
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.id
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Nanoparticle-based coating; Thermal-infrared signature management; Textile integration research; Multispectral camouflage development
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-nanotechnology-first-conversation.question
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented Alchemy capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-nanotechnology-first-conversation.context
Alchemy's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.question
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-thermal-trial-scope.context
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technology readiness level
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · commercial availability
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · defence applications
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · defence applications
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · defence applications
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technicaldomainslugs
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · defence applications
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technicaldomainslugs
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · capability type
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technology readiness level
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technicaldomainslugs
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technicaldomainslugs
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · name
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · technical tags
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · core features
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
Alchemy is developing nanoparticle-based coating technology for thermal-infrared signature management that can be integrated into textiles and camouflage materials, alongside its commercial nanocoating portfolio.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Thermal-signature-management materials could be relevant to reducing detectability in sensor-rich operating environments; this is a derived alignment, not an assertion of fielded CAF equipment.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy markets Crypsis for fabric and rigid substrates across visual, near-infrared, mid-wave infrared and long-wave infrared bands. Its innovations page restricts availability to eligible military and law-enforcement users. These are supplier-described application ranges; uniform performance across substrates and configurations is not established.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Alchemy describes Crypsis as tunable nanocomposite camouflage coatings for fabrics and rigid substrates across visible, near-infrared, mid-wave and long-wave infrared bands. It also proposes ExoShield ULTRA for land-vehicle glazing protection and GT3 for helicopter glazing protection; the page does not establish military acceptance of those applications.
Alchemy Labs Inc. · Aug 4, 2026
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.id
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.question
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.confidence
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.alchemy-exoshield-fleet-delivery.context
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technicaldomainslugs
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · capability type
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · name
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technology readiness level
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · commercial availability
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · slug
Alchemy announced ULTRA Pro coverage of more than 20 vehicle models including Ford F-Series. These windshield protection kits use 8-mil PET film, are pre-cut and pre-shrunk for vehicle-specific fit, and carry a three-year limited warranty. Installation in around 30 minutes is a company claim.
Alchemy / ExoShield
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: Profile · operating context
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · name
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technicaldomainslugs
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · commercial availability
ExoShield describes a nanocomposite hardcoat, flexible shock-absorbing substrate and clear adhesive. GT3+ and ULTRA use PET; SPRINT uses TPU. GT3+ requires a certified installer; selected off-road and flat-glass kits support DIY installation. Vehicle-specific fit, installation and warranty conditions remain product-dependent.
Alchemy Labs Inc. · Jul 9, 2026
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Profile · legal name
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Profile · ownership
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Initial public offering funding event
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Initial public offering funding event
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Initial public offering funding event
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Initial public offering funding event
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Supports: Initial public offering funding event
Alchemy completed a July 9, 2026 IPO of 13,738,447 units at CAD 1 each, generating CAD 13,738,447 gross proceeds. The stated use of net proceeds includes facilities, Crypsis R&D, sales and marketing, and working capital. Each unit comprised a share and half a warrant; the announcement identified TSXV symbol ALCH.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · operating context
Alchemy is a Kitchener nanotechnology company developing advanced coatings for automotive safety systems and next-generation military camouflage applications.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
Alchemy has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy is a Kitchener nanotechnology company developing advanced coatings for automotive safety systems and next-generation military camouflage applications.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
The official public contact pathway for Alchemy is https://www.alchemynano.com/.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · commercial availability
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · capability type
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · core features
Alchemy describes transparent abrasion-resistant, weatherable Endurance nanoceramic coatings for flexible substrates supporting ExoShield. Crypsis is tunable signature-management material limited to eligible military and law-enforcement customers.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: Profile · description
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · defence applications
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · summary
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · defence applications
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · defence applications
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · defence applications
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technology readiness level
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · technical tags
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
Supports: ExoShield windshield protection films · commercial availability
Alchemy offers ExoShield GT3+ windshield protection film for passenger vehicles and ULTRA for off-road and industrial uses, with installer and purchasing routes through the ExoShield brand.
NATO DIANA
Source type: accelerator cohort directory
Supports: Profile · description
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · maturity
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: Crypsis nanocomposite thermal camouflage · summary
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · organization participation
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA lists SDQ Solutions Canada in its 2026 Canadian cohort under Contested Electromagnetic Environments.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA's 2026 cohort page includes Operations in Extreme Environments among the programme's challenge areas.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
NATO DIANA independently lists Alchemy of Canada in its 2026 Operations in Extreme Environments cohort for nanoparticle-based thermal camouflage.
University of Calgary
Source type: official report
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
UCalgary explains that NATO's DIANA programme connects selected dual-use companies with accelerators, test centres, mentors and end users.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
UCalgary expands DIANA as the NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
UCalgary expands DIANA as the NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic.
Supports: NATO DIANA Accelerator Programme · canonical program
UCalgary explains that NATO's DIANA programme connects selected dual-use companies with accelerators, test centres, mentors and end users.
