Circular Supply Chains, Advanced Materials & E-Mobility Governance

KATLAS Technology is a UK SME developing the information and operational-governance layer for circular and resilient supply chains.

Our focus is on complex value chains where materials, products, evidence, compliance obligations and commercial decisions move across many independent organisations. KATLAS enables each participant to retain custody of its own underlying data while sharing the specific proofs, permissions, standards evidence and decision outcomes required by other participants.

This is particularly relevant to advanced materials, critical raw materials, batteries, e-mobility, recycling, remanufacturing and circular manufacturing, where the physical journey of a material or product must remain aligned with its digital evidence and its resulting economic value.

KATLAS can contribute:

• provenance and chain-of-custody workflows;

• product, material and battery-passport information architectures;

• verifiable evidence exchange across suppliers and operators;

• standards, certification and compliance gates;

• role-based permissions and authority;

• interoperability between existing industrial and supply-chain systems;

• exception, repair and escalation workflows;

• signed operational receipts at critical handoffs;

• AI-supported decisions with bounded operational authority;

• sandbox demonstrators and real-world pilot integration.

Our approach connects three dimensions of a circular value chain: the physical journey of materials and products; the information journey of identity, evidence, standards and decisions; and the value journey involving risk, cost, finance, insurance, certification and market access.

KATLAS is particularly interested in Horizon Europe consortia addressing circular materials, critical and strategic raw materials, battery value chains, e-mobility ecosystems, recycling and remanufacturing, digital product passports, resilient industrial supply chains and sustainable manufacturing.

We seek collaboration with materials researchers, manufacturers, recyclers, battery and mobility companies, logistics operators, certification bodies, industrial technology providers, universities and consortium coordinators.

Our preferred role is to provide the trusted information, interoperability and operational-governance layer that connects participants across the value chain without requiring one organisation to control all of the underlying data.