About Basalt
International

Building a Better World Through Basalt

At Basalt International, we think boldly and build for the long term. We believe in the power and benefits of basalt-and we're dedicating our work to realizing its full potential. Join us in shaping what's next: connect with our team, share in the mission, and help forge the future.

MISSION & VISION

Who We Are

Basalt International is the world’s first global, fully vertically integrated basalt composite company. We are here to help the "builders" of the world transition to natural, basalt-based solutions.

One by one, Basalt International is inspiring leaders, investors, and builders to think differently about the materials we use to stabilize, reinforce, and fortify our structures and products.

Together, we’re visionary entrepreneurs, we’re knowledgeable scientists and engineers, we’re advocates for natural materials, guides and mentors. We empower people, governments, and industries to move to superior, basalt-based solutions.

We are…Basalt International.

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Leadership

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Sustainability

Discover how basalt-based composites are reshaping infrastructure—stronger, smarter, and built for a more sustainable future.

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Careers

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Trust the Testimonials

Stronger and Lighter, Naturally

"Composite materials like fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) rebars offer higher tensile strength than Grade 60 steel at just a quarter of the weight—and unlike steel, they don’t corrode. This leads to longer service life for concrete structures. Among the various fibers used in FRP bars, basalt fiber stands out as a naturally sourced and sustainable alternative."

Alvaro Ruiz Emparanza

Ph.D., P.E.; Founder & CEO, Ecotori, LLC

Streamlined Our Process

"Using basalt rebar streamlined our tilt-up wall construction process, offering exceptional ease of use compared to steel rebar. Its lighter weight, easy handling, and resistance to corrosion have translated into substantial labor savings, allowing us to achieve efficiency without compromising on structural strength."

Brian Pratt

COO, McGarvey Development Company

Stronger And More Durable

"BFRP rebar is stronger and more durable than the minimum criteria set for GFRP bars and appears to be a viable alternative as a non-corrosive rebar option."

Steven Nolan

Office of Materials, Florida Department of Transportation

Faster, Stronger, and Longer Life

"The benefits of this bridge-building method are threefold. First, the arches are an instant framework. Second, you don’t need any steel reinforcing bars or rebar, because the arches are twice as strong as steel. And third, the tubes protect the concrete from water and elements, extending the life of the concrete."

Dr. Habib Dagher

Advanced Structures and Composites Center, U. of Maine

Same Building Method

"Whenever you introduce a new technology like this, contractors don’t always jump on it because there’s a fear that it’s going to be difficult to build. One of the beauties of [our composite bridge system] is that it’s built exactly the same way as you would build a steel girder or a concrete girder bridge."

Bill Davids

Chair of Civil and Environmental Department, University of Maine

Lighter Means Faster

"A lot of our time-saving activities once we got to the superstructure were absolutely governed by the weight of the girders themselves and the ability to do more things at once"

Brian Emmons

Project Manager, T Buck Construction

Expertise and Experience Drive Innovation

"It’s a combination of people who know how to build things, how to design things in the real world, plus our knowledge at the University in composite materials. Putting all that together really helped us develop the very unique secret sauce that I think will change how composites will be built in the future."