January 2022

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January 2022

Market News

Fathom Digital Manufacturing

Fathom Digital Manufacturing goes public on NYSE after SPAC merger (January 4, 2022)

The on-demand manufacturing service provider has merged completely with the SPAC Altimar Acquisition Corp II. The firm has begun trading publicly under the “FATH” ticker on the NYSE after the USD 1.5 Billion merger.

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Nano Dimension

Nano Dimension acquires Global Inkjet Systems for USD 28.8 Million (January 6, 2022)

The Israeli electronics 3D printer manufacturer acquires the inkjet software, driver electronics and delivery system developer Global Inkjet Systems. The arrangement will have benefits for both firms. Nano Dimension is going to bolster ist product lineup.

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ADAXIS

ADAXIS raises EUR 1 Million to launch AdaOne 3D printing Software (January 19, 2022)

The french-swedish industrial robotics startup has raised more than EUR 1 Million in pre-seed funding led by EIT Manufacturing, Newfund Capital, SkalePark and others. The company is going to launch their robotics software platform AdaOne with the raised capital this year.

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Healshape

Healshape raises USD 6.8 Million to advance 3D bioprinting technologie (January 20, 2022)

The France-based regenerative medicine startup raised USD 6.8 Million in a series A funding led by Pulsalys SAS. The raised capital is used to advance their breast implant 3D bioprinting technology.

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Seurat Technologies

Seurat Technologies raises USD 21 Million to commercialize area printing technology (January 26, 2022)

The metal 3D printing start-up has raised USD 21 Million to accelerate the roll-out of its Area Printing Technology. The money raised is part of the series B funding round and will be used to expand the leadership team and ramp-up the manufacturing of new technlogies.

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