Haelixa

Swiss spin-offs like Haelixa specialize in DNA markers that survive the harsh mechanical and chemical processes of textile manufacturing, ensuring ethical sourcing claims are mathematically verifiable.

Country
Switzerland
Commercial Traceability
Coverage
CNEUINUS
cross-sector-intersections
Regulatorsfdaepa

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Funding€2 million in a Pre-Series A round raised in February 2026haelixa.com · thefashionlaw.com
Headcount17 employeesgeo.sig.ai · getlatka.com
RevenueSeven-figure revenue, specifically estimated at $1.5 million for 2024 medium confidencegeo.sig.ai · getlatka.com · haelixa.com
Production siteLaboratory in Kemptthal, Switzerland; also operates offices in Hombrechtikon and Kempttalhaelixa.com
CertificationCompliant with GOTS and OEKO-TEX standards; marker is FDA GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) complianthaelixa.com
Regulatory approvalTechnology supports compliance with EU Digital Product Passport requirements, the German Supply Chain Act, and the US Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Acthaelixa.com
CapacityScaling Zurich-based DNA marker manufacturing capacity; has deployed technology to track over 30 million garments as of 2024 medium confidencegeo.sig.ai

Independent sources: geo.sig.ai · getlatka.com · thefashionlaw.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Biological authentication & identificationcross-sector-intersectionsLow

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