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Trades about 116% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aspen Aerogels, Inc. is a company dedicated to the development, manufacturing, and sale of advanced aerogel insulation products. These specialized solutions primarily serve the energy infrastructure and building materials sectors across a wide geographical area, encompassing the United States, Asia, Canada, Europe, and Latin America. Their extensive product portfolio includes PyroThin, designed as thermal barriers crucial for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles and various energy storage systems. For the energy infrastructure sector, Pyrogel XTE is offered to mitigate corrosion under insulation in operating systems, while Pyrogel HPS is tailored for power generation applications, and Pyrogel XTF provides essential fire protection. Cryogel Z specifically addresses sub-ambient and cryogenic requirements within this same energy sector. Furthermore, Spaceloft Subsea is utilized in pipe-in-pipe configurations for offshore oil production. In the building materials market, Aspen Aerogels provides Spaceloft Grey and Spaceloft A2. Additionally, Cryogel X201 is engineered for designing diverse cold systems, found in applications such as refrigerated appliances, cold storage facilities, and aerospace systems. The company was established in 2001 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Northborough, Massachusetts.
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