Kraig Biocraft Labs Ships First Commercial Spider‑Silk Fiber Samples to Three Textile Partners

KBLB
January 14, 2026

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (OTCQB: KBLB) shipped its first commercial samples of recombinant spider‑silk fibers to three announced textile partners on January 14, 2026. The samples, engineered for superior toughness, elasticity, and biodegradability, are intended for high‑performance apparel and luxury textiles. This shipment marks the company’s first revenue‑producing transaction, moving the platform from laboratory validation to real‑world testing.

The move to commercial shipments follows a series of infrastructure upgrades that began earlier in the year. In January, the company completed acquisition of a third silkworm rearing center and purchased three mulberry fields to secure feedstock for its genetically engineered silkworms. These steps are part of a vertical‑integration strategy designed to scale production and reduce supply‑chain risk as demand for sustainable technical fibers grows.

Management emphasized the significance of the shipment, noting that it “represents the first commercial revenue‑producing transaction in the company’s history and signals that recombinant spider silk is finally ready for market‑scale testing.” The company’s leadership sees the samples as a critical proof‑of‑concept that will inform future production agreements and broader market adoption.

The high‑performance textile market is estimated at $200 billion with a 5.2% CAGR to 2030, and Kraig Biocraft’s technology offers a unique combination of strength, elasticity, and biodegradability that differentiates it from other fiber alternatives. By demonstrating the material’s suitability in real‑world applications, the company positions itself to capture a share of this growing market and to establish partnerships with leading fashion and performance brands.

While the company has not yet reported financial results for this milestone, the shipment signals a shift toward revenue generation and provides a foundation for future earnings. The company’s focus on scaling production, securing feedstock, and validating the material in commercial settings indicates a clear path toward commercialization and potential profitability in the coming years.

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