About Us

Creating high-efficiency and environmentally responsible full-cycle productions for a sustainable future!

In the 90s, our scientists in Ukraine developed an innovative, environmentally friendly method of obtaining cellulose from annually renewable raw materials of technical hemp with minimal content of psychoactive substances (THC). This new approach is not only effective but also environmentally beneficial, ensuring a sustainable future with minimal costs and high responsibility towards future generations.

This has opened up broad possibilities for industrial production of cellulose, natural fibers, polymers, and composite materials. Our innovations bring new perspectives to the cellulose-paper industry, construction, automotive manufacturing, aviation, military-industrial complex (powder and rocket fuel production), and other industries.

Our team specializes in the deep processing of industrial hemp varieties, creating over 1000 documented high-margin product types based on the AT "Technopolis" enterprise, founded in 1995.

The results of our research revealed no proposals from existing companies with a complete cycle of agro-industrial complex operations. This allows us to have significant advantages, especially considering the acute shortage of environmentally friendly raw materials.

We focus on the development of a full-cycle production of technical hemp processing, from cultivation to the production of finished products, using innovative methods of cellulose extraction. Our approach ensures the high efficiency and environmental responsibility of the business!

If you are interested and ready to invest in environmental technologies for creating a sustainable future, we will gladly provide consultations on any questions.

Directions of our activity

Agricultural sector (raw material cultivation)
Production of polymer products and composite materials (terrace boards, shingles, windows, sidewalk tiles, etc.)
Manufacture of building materials (non-removable formwork, chipboard, MDF, particleboard, construction blocks, etc.)
Paper production (tissue, test liner, fluting)

Engaged in the development of directions