CSEM Brasil is an Institute for Applied Science and Technology with its headquarters in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. It was created in 2006 by FIR Capital and CSEM S.A., with the support of Brazilian government and the private sector, and a strong relationship with scientific and technological entities in Brazil and internationally.

In 2010, it started a research on organic and printed electronics focusing on the development of Organic Photovoltaics (OPV), being one of the most advanced research centers in the world for this technology. CSEM Brasil goal is to transform cutting-edge science & technology in products, services and businesses, acting as a bridge between science and industry, and between Brazil and the world.

SUNEW was established in 2015 - CSEM Brasil spin-off company - with strategic investors from the energy sector. Its manufacturing state-of-art facility has the largest and most advanced OPV roll-to-roll printing line in the world, with 5 sequential printing stations.

SUNEW currently produces OPV modules up to 2,50m length and 0,50m width, with production capacity of 400.000m2 / year. The company is focused on large scale markets such as BIPV, mobility, urban furniture and design structures. SUNEW is headquartered in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Cambrios Advanced Materials leads the industry in providing innovative solutions using nanotechnology. Its breakthrough silver nanowire-based transparent conductors simplify electronics manufacturing and improve end-product cost and performance for electronic devices.

The company's ClearOhmn product is a transparent conductor with significantly higher optical and electrical performance than traditional materials and methods. Applications of ClearOhm material include touch screens, EMI shielding, ePaper, OLED lighting and thin film photovoltaics. Cambrios is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.