FABRUM is a Christchurch-based company in New Zealand, founded in 2004, that specializes in zero-emission transition technologies. The company focuses on green hydrogen production, cryogenic systems, and composite cryogenic vessels, serving industries such as heavy transport, mining, and aviation. FABRUM aims to engineer better outcomes through technological excellence while minimizing environmental impact. The company offers a range of modular systems, including small to medium-scale liquefaction systems for producing liquid hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. They manufacture composite cryogenic vessels for safe storage and transport of cryogens and provide onsite gas systems that generate gases to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. FABRUM also develops advanced engineering solutions, including superconducting motors and cryocoolers. With a recent $23 million Series A financing round, FABRUM is valued at approximately $250 million and employs between 51 and 200 people. The company exports its solutions globally, targeting markets in the UK, Europe, the United States, India, and Australia, and partners with key players in various industries to support the transition to a lower-carbon economy.