What Sindat does

Sindat spol. s r.o. is a privately held Czech industrial holding founded in December 1990 and headquartered in Prague 10. The company coordinates a portfolio of wholly-owned subsidiaries and partner companies spanning three operating divisions: Technical Textiles (3D warp-knitted spacer fabrics and flat technical nets produced on double and single-bed raschel machines from polyester, polyamide, polypropylene, polylactide, and elastane), Nanofibers (nanomembrane filters capturing particles down to 20nm, nanofiber face-mask roll goods for private-label conversion, and consumer dry-sheet cosmetic masks marketed under the nanobeauty brand), and Sustainable/Technology Products (turnkey photovoltaic installations via Sluneo s.r.o. and electric-motorcycle distribution under the ProEMoto line). Underlying manufacturing capability sits in Sintex (warp knitting) and Nanopharma (nanofiber R&D and production), both wholly owned; Sluneo is the photovoltaic subsidiary. The group is a member of the Nanoprogress research and technology cluster and holds ISO certification.

Sindat earns revenue through four intertwined streams: trading its own subsidiaries' manufactured products, independent purchase and resale of third-party commodities (fibers, yarns, methanol, ether, acetone), contract and private-label manufacturing (notably nanofiber face-mask rolls supplied at 25cm width and 200m length for customer conversion), and R&D coordination, project financing, and innovation services for new product introduction. Sales are conducted directly through the company's sales department and product-specific contacts, with private-label production tailored to customer specifications. Distribution is primarily domestic Czech, with international reach implied through multi-language web presence and cluster membership, but no disclosed export revenue. The company has no app, no public AI/ML initiatives, no patents or trademarks registered in the source data, and no external funding rounds. Governance sits with managing director Ing. Tomáš Frýbert, supported by a small leadership team handling back-office, accounting, and IT.

Name

Sindat

Legal name

SINDAT spol. s r.o.

Website

https://sindat.cz

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Sindat is a privately held Czech industrial holding founded in 1990 that coordinates subsidiaries producing technical textiles (3D spacer fabrics, technical nets), nanofiber membranes and cosmetic masks, and turnkey photovoltaic and electric-mobility installations for B2B and Czech domestic customers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Technical Textiles

NAICS

Textile Product Mills (314)

SIC

Textile Mill Products (2200)

akta.pro primary industry

Mattress & Pillow Components Manufacturing (Ticking/Pillow Shells/Protectors) (IMAOAKAE)

Keywords

• Technical textiles
• Nanofiber membranes
• Industrial textiles trading
• Photovoltaic installation
• Private label manufacturing

Headquarters

HQ city

Prague

HQ country

Czechia

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Own Products Trading: Sindat trades products produced by its own subsidiary companies (Sintex for technical textiles, Sluneo for photovoltaics, Nanopharma for nanofiber products). This includes selling their own manufactured goods on the market.
2. Third-Party Commodities Trading: Sindat independently purchases and sells commodities of third parties, including technical textile materials (fibers, yarns: polyester, polyamide, elastomeric) and chemical products (methanol, ether, acetone).
3. Manufacturing and Private Label Production: Sindat produces and manufactures products including 3D textiles, technical nets, nanofiber face masks and nanomembranes. Offers private-label manufacturing for nanofiber products according to customer specifications.
4. R&D and Innovation Services: Sindat coordinates internal R&D projects, drives innovation processes, provides project financing for selected R&D projects, and supports marketing and business introduction of new products.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Sindat is a Czech holding company that coordinates manufacturing and trading of technical textiles, nanofiber products, and chemical/material commodities across its subsidiaries Sintex (knitwear and woven technical fabrics), Sluneo (photovoltaic power plant construction), and Nanopharma (nanofiber R&D and production). It directly sells 3D spacer textiles, technical nets, nanomembranes, nanofibrous mask belts, and basic fiber/yarn/chemical materials to B2B customers, and offers private-label manufacturing of nanofiber face masks. It also trades third-party commodities and coordinates R&D and innovation projects through the Nanoprogress cluster.

Product overview

Sindat operates as a trading and manufacturing company with three main divisions: Technical Textiles (3D textile spacer meshes, technical nets, and materials including fibers, yarns, and chemicals), Nanofibers (nanomembranes, nanofibrous belts/rolls, and nanofibrous skin masks under the nanobeauty brand), and Sustainable/Technology Products (photovoltaics and electric motorcycles). The company coordinates internal cooperation across its subsidiaries Sintex (knitwear/woven fabrics) and Sluneo (photovoltaics), and partners with Nanopharma for nanofiber R&D.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• 3D Textiles (3D spacer warp-knitted fabrics) 3D spacer warp-knitted fabrics with a three-dimensional structure produced on double raschel machines from 100% polyester fibers. Thickness 3-20 mm, fabric weights 200-1500 g/m², max width 280 cm. Features high breathability, low weight, formability, and resistance to mites and molds. Sold as an industrial textile material for B2B applications.
• Technical Nets Flat warp-knitted technical nets produced on single-bed raschel machines from polyester, polyamide, polypropylene, polylactide, or elastane. Fabric weights 25-300 g/m², max width 300 cm. Properties include UV resistance, pilling/abrasion resistance, and biodegradability. Applications include carrying and protective nets, reinforcing materials for architecture and construction, automotive seat and restraint components, bandage and separation materials, agriculture, packaging, and protective materials.
• Materials (fibers, yarns, organic chemicals) Basic materials from the technical textile and chemistry sectors sold via the Trade division: fibers and yarns (polyester, polyamide, elastomeric) and organic chemicals (methanol, ether, acetone). Offered to industrial buyers as feedstock and commodity inputs.
• Nanomembranes Nanofiber membranes that capture viruses, bacteria, and fine particles as small as 20 nm. Sold for use in protective face masks, healthcare patches, liquid and air filtration, and antibacterial textile materials. Underpinned by the group's nanofiber R&D capability, delivered jointly with subsidiary Nanopharma.
• Nanofibrous Belts (face mask rolls / Private Brand Label) Nanofiber face mask rolls with a 3-layer laminated structure (carrier layer, nanofiber layer, cover layer), 25 cm width and 200 m length, available with or without active substances and supplied for cutting and packaging into customer packaging under Private Brand Label. Targeted at B2B customers producing nanofiber face masks under their own brand.
• Nanofibrous Skin Masks (nanobeauty nanofiber dry sheet masks) Innovative nanofiber dry sheet masks for cosmetic applications, developed over six years of technology development and commercialized under the nanobeauty brand. Distributed via the nanobeauty.cz website. Targeted at cosmetics brands and end consumers in the skincare segment.
• Photovoltaic Installations Complete turnkey photovoltaic power plant solutions for family houses and companies in the east Bohemian region (Česká Třebová area). Delivered through the holding's subsidiary Sluneo s.r.o. as a qualified and experienced solar partner covering design through installation.
• ProEMoto Electric Motorcycles Electric mobility portfolio of light funbikes, enduros, and motocross machines from leading global brands, supplied to customers with professional guidance in the selection process. Distributed under the ProEMoto brand.

Quantifiable outcome

• Nanofiber membranes capture particles as small as 20nm, including viruses and bacteria
• +2 more outcomes

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Nanoprogress ClustercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2010Sindat entered the Nanoprogress cluster in 2010. This is a research and technology cluster focused on nanotechnologies, nanofibers, and related innovations. The cluster facilitates cooperation with universities, research organizations, and other companies in the nanotechnology sector, supporting Sindat's R&D activities in nanomembranes, nanoproducts, and nanotechnological processes.
• Nanopharma, a.s.coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNanopharma is listed as a 'Cooperating company' (partnerská společnost) under Sindat's portfolio. Nanopharma focuses on research, development and production of innovative materials using nanofiber structures. Sindat and Nanopharma collaborate on nanofiber products, including nanofiber face masks (nFibrecare/nanobeauty brand) and nanomembranes. Sindat trades Nanopharma's products and provides commercial support.
• Sintex, a.s.coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSintex is one of Sindat's owned industrial companies. It specializes in development, production and trading of special knitwear and woven fabrics using stretch and warp knitting technologies. Sindat coordinates internal cooperation, handles purchases and sales for Sintex, and provides financial, business and HR support.
• Sluneo s.r.o.minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSluneo is an owned subsidiary specializing in construction of photovoltaic power plants in the east Bohemian region (Česká Třebová). Sindat provides business coordination and support. Products and services are also marketed through Sindat's trade division.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Sefar Group: Swiss-headquartered manufacturer of precision woven and knitted fabrics for filtration, screen printing, and industrial applications. Sefar is highly comparable to Sindat as both produce technical textiles (including warp-knitted nets) used in filtration, automotive, and industrial end markets.
• Hollingsworth & Vose: US-based manufacturer of filtration media, battery separators, and engineered specialty nonwovens. Comparable to Sindat's nanofiber and technical textile operations given overlapping capabilities in air/liquid filtration materials and engineered textiles for industrial applications.
• Sinterama S.p.A. Italian manufacturer of technical yarns and textiles serving automotive, apparel, and industrial applications. Sinterama is comparable to Sindat's Sintex subsidiary as both produce synthetic technical textiles (polyester, polyamide-based) for automotive and industrial customers in Europe.
• Alkegen (formerly Lydall): Global specialty materials producer focused on filtration media, thermal insulation, and battery materials. Directly comparable to Sindat's nanofiber membrane and technical textile filtration offerings, particularly in air/liquid filtration end markets.
• Elmarco s.r.o. Czech-based global leader in industrial-scale nanofiber production equipment and nanofiber membrane products. Elmarco is a direct peer given its overlapping nanofiber membrane technology, Czech origin, and shared Nanoprogress cluster ecosystem, even though it primarily sells equipment while Sindat sells finished nanofiber products.

Broad incumbents

• Teijin Limited: Japanese technology company manufacturing aramid fibers, carbon fibers, and technical textiles for automotive, defense, and industrial applications. A broad incumbent comparable to Sindat's synthetic technical textile portfolio (polyester, polyamide, polypropylene), especially in automotive and protective applications.
• Ahlstrom: Finnish specialty materials company producing filtration media, technical nonwovens, and fiber-based solutions. Comparable to Sindat as a broad incumbent in the filtration and technical textile space, particularly for air and liquid filtration where nanofiber technology is increasingly relevant.
• Toray Industries: Japanese diversified materials conglomerate producing synthetic fibers, technical textiles, nanofibers, and filtration media. A broad incumbent peer given Sindat's overlap with Toray's technical textile and nanofiber membrane product lines, though Toray operates at vastly greater scale and across many more end markets.

Emerging players

• Finetex EnE: Korea-based manufacturer of nanofiber membranes for air filtration, face masks, and energy applications. An emerging player peer to Sindat given comparable nanofiber filtration technology and similar end-market focus on face masks and air filtration products.
• Nanocomp Technologies: Producer of carbon nanotube and nanofiber materials for EMI shielding, filtration, and advanced textiles. An emerging player comparable to Sindat's Nanopharma subsidiary given shared focus on nanofiber-based functional materials, though Nanocomp focuses on CNT-based rather than polymer nanofibers.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Customer concentration

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Subsidiaries3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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