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Future Fibres
The world's leading supplier of composite rigging to the race, cruise and superyacht markets.
About Future Fibres
Future Fibres is the world's leading supplier of advanced composite cable solutions, serving both the marine and industrial sectors. From high-performance rigging for race, cruise, superyacht markets to cutting-edge solutions for aerospace, architecture, and other industrial applications, our expertise in composite technology is transforming industries. With our deep technical experience, coupled with our dedicated customer support, we have revolutionised the rigging and cable industry, enabling composite solutions to be utilised across a wide range of applications. Our comprehensive product range includes static rigging, running rigging, and furling cables for yachts, as well as high-strength, lightweight composite cables for structural and industrial uses. Every product is engineered to deliver exceptional performance, durability, and safety. Our global manufacturing operations, ensure superior quality, efficiency, value, while prioritising the safety and well-being of our employees. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, Future Fibres continues to push the boundaries of composite technology, meeting the ever-changing needs of both the marine and industrial sectors. Discover more about our cutting-edge solutions on our website.
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Presence & Recognition
Future Fibres won the Spain Sail Grand Prix Final in Valencia for the U.S. SailGP Team.
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Presence & Recognition
Future Fibres announced that Red Bull Italy secured victories in Races 1 and 3 at the SailGP event in Valencia.
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Presence & Recognition
Future Fibres is hosting the SailGP team in Valencia, Spain, as the home to the team and home turf for Los Gallos Spain SailGP Team.
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Operations & Supply
Future Fibres supplies multistrand carbon rigging for new-generation IMOCA 60s in the Ocean Race Atlantic.
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