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SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) announced its sixth 2025 partnership wave to embed molecular markers and digital passports across plastics, precious metals, textiles, and rare earths. Key collaborations include a national-scale plastics passport program with A*STAR in Singapore, sorter integration with REDWAVE and distribution linkage with Tradepro, a letter of intent with CARTIF in Spain, a precious-metals traceability tie with Goldstrom, and textile validation with CETI.

SMX says these deals move verification from pilots to production workflows—enabling real-time certified feedstock, FDA-compliant rPET deployment, end-to-end metals provenance, and EU-ready textile traceability.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) majority-owned trueGold has formed a strategic partnership with Goldstrom to integrate a molecular-marking system that embeds an invisible, permanent chemical signature into gold and other metals.

The technology pairs a molecular marker, a proprietary reader and a blockchain registry; Intertek AnchorCert Pro 2 testing confirmed chemical neutrality and compliance with U.S., EU, and Canadian jewelry-safety standards. The London Bullion Market Association accredited the marker as a Gold Bar Security Feature.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) announced a U.S. partnership on November 5, 2025 to integrate its FDA‑compliant molecular marker into food‑grade rPET, enabling an invisible, permanent marker that verifies origin, composition, and 21 CFR food‑contact compliance.

The move complements existing Southeast Asia and Europe pilots and links molecular proof to blockchain‑backed credits via the Plastic Cycle Token (PCT), positioning recycled plastics to enter higher‑value applications and monetize the $50 billion recycling segment within the broader $824 billion plastics market.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) and research center CARTIF announced a partnership on November 5, 2025 to pilot SMX's molecular "physical-to-digital" tracing system in Castilla y León, Spain, aiming to make Spain a European proving ground for verified circularity.

The program embeds invisible chemical markers into materials to create verifiable digital passports logged on a blockchain, enabling real-time traceability across packaging, renewables, construction, automotive, and critical materials. Castilla y León, which produces more than €12.7 billion in industrial output annually, will host pilot plants and labs to turn verification into finance-ready data for compliance, grants, and sustainability-linked financing.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) announced a collaboration with CARTIF on November 5, 2025 to deploy a molecular physical‑to‑digital traceability platform in Valladolid, Spain, positioning the city as a European hub for verified circular economies. The system creates a digital passport for materials, enabling real‑time, chemistry‑based verification across packaging, renewables, construction, and automotive supply chains.

The partnership aims to convert proof into an asset, unlock ESG‑linked financing and export credentials, and apply CARTIF's pilot plants and industrial demonstrators to scale measurable circularity in a region that contributes over €12 billion to Spain's economy.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) announced a partnership with CARTIF on November 4, 2025 to pilot SMX's molecular "physical-to-digital" tracking technology in Valladolid, Spain. CARTIF will evaluate the platform for direct use in pilot plants and innovation hubs across Castilla y León's €12.7 billion industrial base.

The technology embeds invisible molecular markers into materials so they carry verifiable lifecycle data written to the blockchain. The partners say this enables measurable circularity that can be financed, insured, and traded, converting traceability into commercial value for manufacturers and regional supply chains.

SMX (SMX) and Spain research centre CARTIF signed a non-binding letter of intent on November 4, 2025 to evaluate integrating SMX's molecular "physical-to-digital" marking and blockchain analytics into CARTIF's sustainability and Industry 5.0 projects.

The Letter of Intent contemplates a 120-day evaluation period, collaboration on pilot plants and living-lab programmes, CARTIF contributing advanced process digitalisation and waste valorisation expertise, and an initial focus on Castilla y León with the goal of expanding across Spain and Europe. Definitive agreements are required to proceed.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) and majority-owned subsidiary trueGold announced on October 29, 2025 a molecular-marking system that embeds a tamper-proof, invisible signature into gold from mine through recycling.

The marker pairs with a reader and a blockchain-secured registry to create a digital passport for provenance. Independent testing by Intertek (AnchorCert Pro 2) confirmed safety and quality compliance in Europe, the US, and Canada. Partnerships with Ava Global and Fingo address logistics and digital access control. The technology targets traceability, ESG substantiation, and a circular economy for precious metals.

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) and its majority-owned subsidiary trueGold announced expansion of a patented molecular-marking system that embeds an invisible, tamper-proof ID into gold and records every transfer on a secure digital registry.

The company says independent testing by Intertek under AnchorCert Pro 2 confirmed compliance with safety and quality standards in Europe, the US, and Canada. The release cites market research showing strong consumer willingness to pay premiums for traceable and sustainable products.