The investors in Dyemansion’s Series B financing round are the Danish Growth Fund and Lead investor Nordic Alpha Partners (NAP) together with existing investors UVC Partners, Btov Partners, KGAL and AM Ventures. With the fresh capital, the total financing of the company to now 20 million euros.
Corona crisis as a driver for 3D technology
The startup offers Finishing systems in industrial 3D printing For the company, the Corona crisis was an important driver for its own technology. The pandemic showed that traditional supply chains are under great pressure and can also fail. digital or additive manufacturing emerged as a solution to this problem. This enabled Dyemansion to successfully close its financing round even in these difficult times.
The startup is already successfully operating in over 30 countries worldwide. Launched in 2015 with the world's first dyeing system for 3D components, its offering now includes comprehensive solutions for post-processing plastics using industrial 3D printing technologies. The automated post-processing equipment is already used by over 600 customers, including global players such as BMW, Daimler, and Under Armour. Dyemansion helps companies transform raw parts into high-quality, production-ready products – from perfectly fitting, colorful glasses to personalized automotive interiors. In addition to its own hardware, Dyemansion also recently launched a platform for post-processing industrial 3D printing.
Dyemansion aims to further accelerate the transformation of digital manufacturing
Dyemansion intends to use the capital injection to accelerate the transformation of digital manufacturing across all areas: On the product side, this means automated, digitally networked, and fully integrated process chains. The Munich-based startup also aims to convince other global players of digital production with 3D printing through new demo opportunities and regional consultants, among other things, and to create more "factories of the future" through the transformation. The current team of 66 employees in Munich and Austin, Texas, will be expanded.
"We are very pleased to have Nordic Alpha Partners on board as we continue our growth journey. Their unique approach and vast expertise will significantly contribute to further strengthening our position as a global market leader,"
says Felix Ewald, CEO and founder of Dyemansion.
“It is rare that we come across a company like Dyemansion that is not only clearly a leader in its class, but is also actually accelerating this change,”
explained Laurits Bach Sorensen, Value Creation Partner at NAP.
Arno Held, Chief Venture Officer at the investor specializing in 3D printing AM Ventures, has been supporting the startup for six years. It quickly became clear to both investors and founders that seamless integration and easy scalability in post-processing and coloring were exactly what the industry needed to make additive manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, a technology suitable for series production. Arno Held says:
"Since then, this unique team has not only created a unique segment within the AM industry, but Dyemansion has also opened the door to colorful and market-ready applications in numerous industries. And with production volumes beyond imagination."
