Investors looking to invest in 3d printing

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Henkel Ventures
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1M - 5M
Pre-seed Seed Series A and 4 more
Henkel Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in early- to mid-stage companies in the consumer goods and technology sectors. Founded by Henkel AG & Co. KGaA in 2020, the firm is headquartered in D\u00fcsseldorf, Germany and focuses its investments on companies located in Europe, the Uni...
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Almi Invest
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120K - 1M
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The Verksamt.se portal is run by Tillvxtverket (The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth) and is the gateway to starting a business in Sweden. The portal provides resources and information on topics such as business registration, taxation, labor law and financing. It also provides lin...
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Fundraising for 3d printing:

The funding ecosystem for startups working on 3D printing solutions is rapidly growing, driven by advancements in the technology and an increase in demand for 3D printing in various industries. There are three main categories of 3D printing startups:

  • Software: These startups develop software for designing and simulating 3D prints. Examples of successful startups in this category include Onshape and Autodesk.
  • Hardware: These startups focus on developing hardware for 3D printing, such as 3D printers and scanning systems. Successful companies in this category include Formlabs and Markforged.
  • Common Applications: These startups apply 3D printing technology to solve specific problems in different industries, such as healthcare and aerospace. Examples of successful companies in this category include Oxford Performance Materials and Carbon.

The 3D printing industry has evolved significantly in recent years, with advancements in materials, speed, and precision, leading to new applications and markets. The rise of remote work has also accelerated the adoption of 3D printing solutions, as companies seek ways to continue production while maintaining social distancing measures.

Some of the active investors in the space include:

  • Bolt: Bolt is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage hardware startups.
  • Lowe’s Ventures: Lowe’s Ventures invests in hardware startups, including those in the 3D printing space. Their investment thesis focuses on companies that are developing innovative hardware products and improving the customer experience in home improvement and DIY markets.
  • Lux Capital: Lux Capital is a VC whose investment thesis is based on the belief that breakthroughs in materials science will lead to new applications and markets for 3D printing solutions.
  • GE Ventures: GE Ventures focuses on companies that are developing new applications for 3D printing in industries such as aerospace, healthcare, and energy.
  • Amplify Partners: bets on startups in the space driven by the increasing demand for 3D printing solutions and advancements in the technology.

Portfolio companies of these investors in the 3D printing space include Onshape, Formlabs, Carbon, Markforged, and Oxford Performance Materials, among others.