American prosperity has a bottleneck
A future of abundance depends on advanced materials we no longer make. We restore that capacity, one material at a time.
Our Future Depends on Advanced Materials
Aerospace Precision
A modern airplane relies on high-performance alloys, ceramics, and composites that only a few global powers have the mastery to produce. Producing these efficiently and at the required performance standards is an engineering feat of its own.
Semiconductor Purity
A single AI chip requires hundreds of different chemicals, all with extraordinary purity tolerances needed to enable atomic-level precision. The chemicals might seem simple, but only a select few companies can produce them with the precision required for modern AI chips.
Energy Resilience
Efficiency requires pushing the boundaries of physics. Higher temperatures, higher pressures and tighter safety margins can only be met with materials that have uncommon precursors and difficult manufacturing techniques.
Defense Capability
Rocket engines, hypersonic vehicles, advanced munitions, armor plating... applications of advanced materials in defense seem endless. Every major platform in allied arsenals relies on advanced materials to achieve its desired performance.
America Stopped Making What It Needs
America once led the world in advanced material production. After decades of plant closures and underinvestment, we now rely on foreign suppliers for the essential ingredients that power our core national interests.
Restoring American Leadership in Advanced Materials Production
We are starting with advanced materials made from titanium, hafnium, and zirconium. But that’s only the beginning—there is no fundamental reason why America can't be the most efficient producer of advanced materials in the world. We intend to make that happen. A new era of abundance is just getting started.
