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SMX leverages Digital Material Passport for global supply chain transparency

20 reports, 4 independent Updated Oct 8
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What happened

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Security Matters PLC (SMX) is focused on technologies that identify, trace, authenticate, and certify materials across various sectors, including plastics, precious metals, textiles, and global supply chains. The company's Digital Material Passport platform serves as a central hub for connecting authenticated digital records to physical products and raw materials throughout their lifecycle. This technology supports SMX's Plastic Credit Token ecosystem, which provides verification mechanisms.

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Why it matters

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The increasing global focus on material transparency is driving interest in SMX's technology. The company's solutions are designed to address the growing volume of data generated by greater material accountability across industries.

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Who's involved

  • NasdaqCompany focused on material identification, tracing, and certification technologies

How it developed

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  1. CEO filing disclosed notice to SEC, reported by Benzinga.1 source
  2. Benzinga reports on Nasdaq stock performance.1 source
  3. Benzinga published a report covering small-cap tech stocks traded on Nasdaq.1 source
  4. Benzinga reports on Marvell's stock price activity.1 source
  5. Benzinga reports on companies listed on the Nasdaq exchange.1 source

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