| Market News |
| Nexa3D |
| Nexa3D Acquires NXT Factory (August 5, 2020) |
| Nexa3D, vendor of SLA Systems aquires NXT Factory, a developer of PBF Systems. |
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| DyeMansion |
| DyeMansion raises EUR 12 million in funding (Augsut 5, 2020) |
| DyeMansion will use the new financial resources to accelerate the transformation of digital manufacturing in all areas. On the product side this means automated, digitally networked and fully integrated process chains. On the market side, DyeMansion’s global presence and performance will be further strengthened. |
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| AREVO |
| AREVO raises USD 25 million in funding (August 11, 2020) |
| Arevo, the Silicon Valley company behind the Superstrata custom 3D printed bike concept, raised USD 25 million in a Series B financing round. The funding comes as Arevo launched its first high-speed additive manufacturing system (Aqua 2) for large continuous carbon fiber composite structures. |
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| ICON |
| ICON raises USD 35 million in series A Funding (August 19, 2020) |
| ICON developer of advanced construction technologies including robotics, software, and building materials, today announced it has completed a $35M series A round funding. This will accelerate the development of their printers and will create jobs. |
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| Azul 3D |
| Azul3D Secures USD 12.5 million in Seed Funding (August 24, 2020) |
| The 3D-printing tech startup has secured USD 12.5 million in an oversubscribed seed financing. Azul 3D will use the capital to advance its proprietary high-area rapid printing (HARPTM) technology and launch its first commercial printers. |
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| Desktop Metal |
| Desktop Metal to Become Publicly Traded Company |
| The Initial public offering could raise up to USD 575 million of investment for the company. Desktop Metal plans to use the additional funding to accelerate its growth, and to capitalize on the growing number of firms adopting 3D printing to make their supply chains more flexible. |
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