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GREEN TRANSITIONAL METALS · SINGAPORE

The precision nickel behind the technologies that define the 21st century.

GTX converts a 7,000,000-metre reservoir of 99.99% NP1-grade ultra-pure nickel wire into precision mesh and fabricated components for defence, hydrogen, aerospace, marine, thermal, semiconductor and rare-earth recovery applications.

Independently validated & custodied by
NTU Singapore IIT Delhi Lectromec · NASA-cert. IISc Bangalore ASACERT UK NSL Analytical · USA Helvetic Securgest · Lugano Clearstream Bitfinex Securities HydraX Archax
WHO WE ARE

A Singapore-incorporated precision materials company supplying the industries that cannot source anywhere else.

GTX is the commercial operating subsidiary of Alkemya Metacore SCSp, a Luxembourg-regulated institutional vehicle. Our product is not commodity nickel. It is NP1-grade ultra-pure nickel wire manufactured to GOST 492, drawn to 0.025 mm diameter, and converted into engineered mesh and fabricated assemblies for applications where purity, geometry, conductivity and thermal stability determine whether a system functions at all.

We serve seven industrial verticals — each with verified performance data from NASA-certified and university laboratories, each with a total addressable market measured in the billions, each facing a material-supply problem that commodity nickel cannot solve.

THE GREEN-TRANSITION THESIS

The green transition runs on precision metals. GTX supplies the material that makes the transition work.

Every electrolyser stack, every 5G base station, every composite-cured aerospace structure, every desalination retrofit, every next-generation semiconductor depends on a small number of precision-metal inputs. Commodity markets do not supply them at the required purity or geometry.

GTX is structured to supply that gap — with independently validated performance, institutional-grade custody, and commercial terms designed for OEMs and tender desks, not retail markets.

94.3% Faradaic efficiency · electrolysers 2,000 hr salt-spray resistance · marine 70 dB EMI attenuation · 5G + defence
INSTITUTIONAL CREDIBILITY

A real operating company, with a real reservoir, backed by real institutional infrastructure.

7.02 M
Linear metres · NP1 reservoir
Held by parent SCSp · Swiss-vaulted at Helvetic Securgest, Lugano.
USD 1.64 B
Independent asset valuation
Third-party valuation commissioned by the parent entity.
99.99%
NP1 purity · GOST 492
Verified by NSL Analytical (USA) and ASACERT UK.
USD 50 B
TAM 2030 · Aranca market report
Addressable market across the seven industrial verticals.
LEADERSHIP

Engineering-first leadership across Singapore, Luxembourg and Switzerland.

Arvinder Sood
Commercial Director · GTX Singapore

Leads industrial partnerships, OEM supply agreements, defence procurement routing and the tender desk. Three decades in precision materials commercialisation across Asia-Pacific and EMEA.

Carlo Guido Della Peruta
Group Chief Executive · Alkemya Metacore

Oversees group strategy across the Luxembourg-Singapore-Switzerland axis. Institutional-capital background with specialisation in regulated commodity-backed instruments.

Cristina Donna Rubino
Group Compliance & Regulatory Counsel

Maintains regulatory coherence across Luxembourg LP law, Singapore corporate code and Swiss custody regime. Coordinates Tier-1 counsel network (CMS DeBacker, Dentons, CNPLaw, Foley & Lardner).

CANDID QUESTIONS

The questions institutional buyers ask, answered directly.

Is GTX a real operating company?
Yes. Green Transitional Metals Pte. Ltd. (GTX) is a Singapore-incorporated private limited company, registered with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) and operating under Singapore commercial law. Leadership, operational base, product SKUs, and independent laboratory validations are documented across this site. GTX is the commercial operating entity of the group and is 70% owned by parent Alkemya Metacore SCSp (Luxembourg).
Can GTX actually deliver at scale?
GTX has secured access to a 7,026,905-metre reservoir of 99.99% NP1-grade nickel wire held by the parent entity and Swiss-vaulted at Helvetic Securgest SA in Lugano. Conversion capacity is being built out in Singapore; application-specific fabrication is coordinated through qualified regional partners. Monthly output capacity scales with confirmed demand under long-term supply agreements.
What is the relationship between GTX and the ALKN token?
GTX Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) is the commercial operating subsidiary. ALKN (ISIN LU3192257148 · CNAD EAD-0029) is a regulated digital security instrument of the parent entity Alkemya Metacore SCSp (Luxembourg). The commercial operations of GTX are conducted independently. Industrial buyers, OEM partners and tender-desk teams contract directly with GTX Pte. Ltd. Singapore — not with the parent or the listed instrument. See the corporate structure page for full jurisdictional clarity.
How does GTX's ESG positioning hold up under scrutiny?
GTX's ESG framework is structured around three verifiable axes: (1) responsible-sourcing with full chain-of-custody documentation from Swiss vault through Singapore conversion; (2) circular-economy framing — nickel is infinitely recyclable and GTX operates closed-loop recovery programmes with industrial partners; (3) green-transition enablement — GTX's RuO₂-coated nickel mesh substitutes for platinum in hydrogen electrolysers, reducing critical-metal dependency. TCFD/ISSB/GRI-aligned disclosure is on a published roadmap. See ESG credentials.
How is pricing set for industrial buyers?
Pricing is application-specific and benchmarked against the independent valuation of the parent reservoir (USD 1.64 billion across 7.02 million linear metres). Industrial grades typically trade at 10× – 25× commodity-nickel equivalents due to purity (99.99%), wire geometry (0.025 mm diameter), and the performance profile across EMI, electrolyser and aerospace applications. Long-term OEM contracts include fixed-price and indexed options. Request a quotation.
READY TO BRIEF

Engineered materials. Institutional credibility. Industrial scale.

Speak with the partnership desk about long-term OEM supply, defence procurement routing, tender-desk submissions or qualification-sample evaluations.