Alfalite, the only European manufacturer of LED displays, has reached a new milestone in its international expansion strategy with the obtaining of the code NCAGE (NATO Commercial and Government Entity) and certification of compliance TAA (Trade Agreements Act)These important accreditations not only demonstrate the quality and reliability of its products, but also open the doors for the company to participate in public procurement and defense processes in both member countries of the NATO as in United States, where a high level of regulatory compliance and traceability is required.
Obtaining the NCAGE code, issued within the NATO Coding System, officially recognizes Alfalite as an authorized supplier in the NATO database. NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA). This accreditation is crucial, as it allows the company to participate in strategic and high-security projects in the defense, security and public institutions sectors of allied countries.
Luis Garrido, Alfalite's executive director, emphasized the importance of this certification: "NCAGE certification is a strategic lever that allows us to operate in the global government and defense procurement ecosystem. It demonstrates that our LED solutions meet the most demanding standards of quality, reliability, and safety for use in critical environments."
At the same time, Alfalite has achieved compliance with the TAA, a United States federal regulation that governs international trade agreements Since 1979, this accreditation is essential for companies seeking to supply products to the U.S. government, especially under contracts managed through the General Services Administration (GSA). The TAA regulations require that products be manufactured or substantially transformed in the United States or a country adhering to the agreement. Spain, as a member of the European Union and signatory of the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), is among the designated countries, which means that Alfalite products manufactured entirely in Spain are fully eligible for US federal contracts requiring this compliance.
This condition is further reinforced by the Spanish Certificate of Origin which the company has, which guarantees the place of manufacture and is essential to determine tariffs, import conditions and access to international trade agreements.
Garrido added: "Full traceability and 100% national production are part of our DNA. This not only allows us to comply with international regulations such as the TAA, but also to guarantee quality at every stage, reduce our environmental footprint and contribute to local economic development."
These certifications consolidate Alfalite's position as a leading provider in corporate environments, control rooms, and security operations centers (SOCs). Its LED displays are already operational, often confidentially, in key facilities of the Ministries of Defense and the Interior, military command centers, institutions of the Royal Household, major telecommunications operators, and international news agencies. Their presence in these critical spaces confirms the reliability and high performance of its technology in contexts where security and precision are essential.
The accreditations come at a time of significant technological advancements for the company. At ISE 2025, Alfalite presented its innovative solution. MATIX AlfaCOB (Chip-on-Board) y AlfaMIP (MicroLED-in-package), which was awarded the prize Best of Show from the fair. This technology improves its proprietary solution ORIM® (Optical Injection Resin Module), offering increased impact resistance, superior contrast, and ultra-wide viewing angles. Already installed in many of the aforementioned critical environments, MATIX technology has established itself as the trusted choice for demanding applications such as control rooms and security operations centers (SOCs), where performance, durability, and visual accuracy are critical. Notably, MATIX also features the Visual Comfort certification, a key requirement in this type of high operational concentration environments.





