Finance the Future of Materials

The materials sector drives one-third of global emissions but receives less than three percent of climate finance. Redirecting capital into circular material infrastructure is one of the most effective and overlooked pathways to decarbonization at scale.

The Next Gen fibre transition replaces extraction-based growth with regenerative systems that deliver financial, social, and environmental returns. Like renewables a decade ago, this sector offers massive impact and first-mover advantage for investors who act now.

The platform coordinates public, private, and philanthropic capital to accelerate the build-out of circular fibre manufacturing in India.

Laudes Foundation has stepped forward as the first anchor investor, signaling early confidence in this transformative model and setting the stage for additional catalytic partners.

Early investors gain exposure to a maturing asset class supported by:

• Guaranteed brand offtake demand
  
• Policy incentives and domestic production growth
  
• Strong margins as infrastructure scales
  

This is competitive capital, not concessionary funding — financing essential infrastructure for a decarbonized materials economy.

India combines scale, policy alignment, and industrial capability. With abundant agricultural residues and textile waste, government support, and world-class producers, India has the feedstock, talent, and ambition to lead.

Each tonne of residue converted into fibre avoids pollution, creates rural income, and drives global decarbonization.