San Francisco, CA – June 2026 – Uncountable, the AI-native platform for end-to-end product development, today announced a new customer relationship with Braskem, the largest producer of thermoplastic resins in the Americas. Braskem selected Uncountable to create the foundation of its R&D digitalization journey, centralizing data across its global innovation centers, and enabling the advanced use of AI and machine learning to accelerate product development.
After an extensive evaluation of available solutions Braskem identified Uncountable as the most suitable platform capable of delivering end-to-end R&D capabilities.
Before partnering with Uncountable, Braskem’s R&D teams faced challenges typical of large, globally distributed organizations, such as decentralized data, fragmented systems, and user experiences that could be improved. Researchers often needed to navigate multiple tools, which added complexity to workflows. Additionally, limited visibility into prior experimental results made planning less efficient and contributed to longer innovation cycles.
Braskem will also use Uncountable as a robust project and portfolio management system. All work within Innovation begins as an idea, which matures into a project through a stage-gated workflow that involves revenue forecasting, prioritization calculations and resource planning. By selecting Uncountable to manage this process, Braskem will be able to connect technical data with this upstream project information, in one system.
"Our partnership with Uncountable represents a key milestone in Braskem's R&D digitalization journey," said Ana Paula Lobo, Global Leader of Innovation & Technology Labs at Braskem. "We selected Uncountable for its ability to deliver an R&D platform that combines scalability, strong ELN capabilities and modern user experience aligned to our current and future needs. By centralizing our data and unlocking advanced use of AI, we are enabling faster innovation, better knowledge management and a more efficient R&D organization."
Key objectives of Braskem's partnership with Uncountable include:
- Accelerating innovation and time to market by enabling faster development of new products and technologies
- Improving platform adoption and encouraging consistent data input across global teams
- Streamlining R&D workflows by centralizing data governance
- Enabling advanced AI and analytics by creating a structured ELN data foundation
"Braskem is a global innovation leader that understands the strategic value of data and is ready to move beyond fragmented, legacy workflows," said Will Tashman, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Uncountable. "We're committed to helping their R&D teams achieve their ambitions with greater confidence in their data, leverage Uncountable's AI/ML-powered Design of Experiments (DoE) tooling, and expand the platform's reach across global sites."
About Braskem
Braskem is a global company with industrial units located in Brazil, the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia. As the largest producer of thermoplastic resins in the Americas, Braskem cultivates strong relationships across the entire value chain, fostering a forward-looking approach to sustainability and process safety. Founded in August 2002, Braskem works daily to deliver competitive and sustainable solutions for its customers around the world. Its production is focused on polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins, as well as basic chemical inputs, and includes the I'm green™ bio-based product line produced from 100% renewable sugarcane sources. For more information, visit www.braskem.com.
About Uncountable
Uncountable is an AI-native platform for end-to-end product development, serving R&D, QC, and product lifecycle management for enterprise and mid-market manufacturers in specialty chemicals, advanced materials, food & beverage, personal care, paints & coatings, plastics & polymers, adhesives, and battery & energy storage. Uncountable's unified platform replaces fragmented ELNs, LIMS, and spreadsheets with a single system of record — giving scientists, chemists, and R&D leaders the data infrastructure they need to innovate faster.
