en.Wedoany.com Reported - On August 11, 2026, Green Evolution Technologies (GET) announced that its patented hydrogel delivery platform, InteliGel™, has entered the commercial expansion phase. InteliGel™ is the company's first commercial application, and its core innovation lies in the patented manufacturing platform used to produce the material. The company states that this platform enables low-cost, large-scale production of advanced hydrogels, thereby improving resource efficiency across multiple industries.
Regarding the manufacturing platform, GET's production facility can achieve an annual capacity equivalent to 30,000 tons, requiring $40 million in capital, whereas traditional hydrogel manufacturing at a comparable scale is estimated to cost $300 million or more—a 7.5x capital efficiency advantage that has been validated on-site. Its production process also yields ultra-pure hydrogels free of toxic residues, with performance significantly exceeding that of traditional hydrogel technologies.
Since 2024, GET has operated a pilot production facility in Fresno, California, supplying commercial field trials across the state, with construction and commissioning costs of under $1 million, validating the scalability of the manufacturing process before large-scale expansion. The company does not require the traditional capital model—raising millions of dollars before demonstrating proof of concept—which structurally reshapes the return profile for multi-generational investors.
Argina Mardiyan, GET's Co-Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, stated that the company has built a manufacturing platform designed to make advanced hydrogel technology economically viable at industrial scale for the first time, with the current focus on making the technology commercially scalable to help agriculture build resilience. Co-Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Zarzand Alaverdyan noted that the process is built on more than fifty years of research and is patent-protected, and that the scientific foundation required for its low-cost manufacturing is not yet replicable by any other company in the market, giving InteliGel™ a distinct advantage in scale and efficacy.
Based on the company's long-term internal planning assumptions, GET projects revenue exceeding $300 million per production site, with EBITDA of $190 million; the planned network of approximately 20 U.S. facilities is expected to generate $6 billion in revenue and $3.8 billion in EBITDA once scaled, with each facility costing only a fraction of the capital required for comparable operations.
As of the release date, GET has secured over $15 million in signed deposits from growers, distributors, and agricultural operators, many of whom have personally tested InteliGel™ and chosen to invest. Independent research validation has been completed by the Precision Technology Institute (PTI/Precision Planting, AGCO), South Dakota State University, North Dakota State University, and Fresno State University, with additional trials at Cornell University ongoing and results pending. In PTI's 2024 annual technology assessment, InteliGel™ ranked in the top ten among reviewed products, rising to the top five in 2025.
On August 18–19, 2026, GET and the Precision Technology Institute will host a two-day public field event at the PTI Research Farm in Pontiac, Illinois, featuring field demonstrations, presentations by researchers and agronomists, and opportunities for growers and media to review multi-year trial results.
Green Evolution Technologies (GET) is a materials science and agricultural technology company commercializing InteliGel™—a patented physicochemical hydrogel delivery platform. Built on more than 55 years of family research and industrialization, its manufacturing process achieves industrial-scale output at a capital cost that traditional competitors structurally cannot match. The company is deploying InteliGel™ across U.S. row crops, specialty crops, orchards, and greenhouse operations, has also secured validated commercial interest in oil & gas and waste management, and operates under Reg D 506(c).
