Fabrum

Fabrum develops liquid hydrogen systems and cryogenic technologies for sustainable energy transition, providing proven solutions across hydrogen production, liquefaction, storage, and refueling alongside cryogenic production of liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, and bio-liquid natural gas. The company's hydrogen product portfolio includes hydrogen liquefiers, onboard liquid hydrogen (LH2) storage systems, LH2 storage tanks, turnkey LH2 solutions, hydrogen fuel stations (gas), LH2 refueling stations, and membrane-free electrolyzers that split water into high-purity hydrogen and medical-grade oxygen without polymer membranes. Fabrum has achieved world-first milestones including the first liquid-hydrogen refueling operation supporting Australasia's first hydrogen-electric flight, and its technology was selected by NASA for the Mars Lander project for autonomous, remote, and reliable cryocooler operation. The company also provided expertise in constructing a 20,000A Roebel cable magnet insert for superconducting cable testing at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. Applications span heavy transport, heavy industry, aviation, and in-situ manufacturing. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Christchurch, New Zealand, Fabrum has raised approximately $23 million at the Series A stage from investors including AP Ventures, Obayashi, K1W1, Fortescue, and Astech Innovation.