Our History
The Beginning
Where Groundbreaking Technology Took Shape
Oxeon was founded in 2003 in Sweden, but the roots of its technology go back to the mid 1990s, when Dr. Nandan Khokar invented the pioneering Tape Weaving Technology. The idea originated when a professor at a university in the United Kingdom approached him with a weaving challenge. When they met again, Nandan had created a completely new method of weaving with flat tapes instead of traditional tows, opening new possibilities for strength, weight reduction and surface quality in composite materials.
In 2003, Dr. Khokar and his associate, Mr. Fredrik Winberg, introduced the concept at the Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship in Gothenburg. The project quickly evolved into Oxeon AB, which joined the Chalmers Innovation business incubator. Within the first year, the company had installed its first prototype weaving machine, secured its first order and set its focus on the advanced composites industry.
Today
Setting New Standards in Performance
From early success in sports and motorsport to groundbreaking applications in aerospace, automotive, and industrial sectors, TeXtreme® continues to redefine what is possible in lightweight composite design.
Tomorrow
Innovating For the Next Generation of Composites
Innovations such as AFP tapes, reactive binder technology and TeXtreme® 360 fabrics are expanding the boundaries of what manufacturers can achieve. Guided by a relentless commitment to performance and precision, Oxeon is shaping the future of advanced composites.
The Beginning
1995
Invention of Tape Weaving Technology by Dr. Nandan Khokar at Chalmers University of Technology.
2003
Oxeon founded. First prototype weaving machine installed and first orders secured.
2003
2004
Launch of TeXtreme® Spread Tow Fabrics at JEC Paris.
2006
TeXtreme® Spread Tow UD Tapes introduced.
2006
2007
Move to larger Borås facility with industrial-scale production.
2010
Named Sweden’s fastest growing company. Success in Formula 1 and NHL.
2010
2011
+α/-β technology launched.
2014
TeXtreme® Industrial and FEA analysis support released.
2014
2018
AS9100D aerospace certification achieved.
2021
Material flies on NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter on Mars.
2021
2022
Entry into LH2 cryogenic applications.
2024
Launch of TeXtreme® 360 Fabrics and AFP tape solutions with reactive binder technology.
2024
Tomorrow
From Invention to Innovation
A journey of pioneering technology shaping the future of advanced composites.
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