- CEO
- Timothy N. Tangredi
- Full Time Employees
- 21
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment & Parts
- Address
- 11552 Prosperous Drive Odessa FL United States of America 33556
- IPO Date
- Jul 22, 2009
- Business
- Dais Corporation (DLYT) develops and commercializes proprietary nanotechnology polymer materials focused on air, water, and energy management solutions. The company offers Aqualyte, a nanomaterial platform derived from polymer resin and industrial solvents via a proprietary process, enabling applications in moisture management, pathogen immobilization, PFAS removal from water, carbon dioxide sequestration, and replacement of PFAS-laden HVAC components; ConsERV, a fixed-plate energy recovery ventilator for enhancing indoor air quality, reducing energy use, and lowering emissions in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems; NanoClear, a water purification process that converts contaminated, brackish, saltwater, or wastewater into potable water; NanoAir, for advanced air treatment and ventilation; and NanoCap, an energy storage solution in battery applications. Dais licenses its technologies to original equipment manufacturers across HVAC, water treatment, food preservation, and energy sectors, with products targeting commercial buildings, industrial wastewater systems, and consumer goods to address climate change mitigation, regulatory compliance, and sustainability needs. Operations span the United States and international markets through OEM partnerships and distribution. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Odessa, Florida, the company changed its name from Dais Analytic Corporation in February 2019. Recent developments include a March 2022 patent issuance for DisruptorCC technology and an initial order potentially worth $3 million from a Hitachi Ltd. division supporting its Carbon Neutrality 2030 initiative; advancements in Aqualyte for PFAS removal and green hydrogen applications highlighted in early 2023 press releases; elimination of $2.12 million in short-term debt in November 2021 to strengthen the balance sheet; and ongoing revenue growth from nanomaterial sales and ConsERV deployments, such as in a multi-million-dollar Tampa high school renovation in December 2021.