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DyeMansion Closes $14M in Series B Funding
By CIO Applications Europe | Friday, September 04, 2020

The company, which has raised $24M in total funding to date, plans to use the proceeds to expand its development efforts and further strengthen its global presence and fulfillment capabilities through new demo facilities, regional application consultants, and commercial business infrastructures.Philipp Kramer, CTO & Co-founder and Felix Ewald, CEO & Co-founder
FREMONT, CA: DyeMansion, a Munich, Germany-based tech company advancing additive manufacturing finishing systems, closed $14m in Series B funding.
Investors included Danish growth fund Nordic Alpha Partners, which joined existing investors KGAL, UVC Partners, btov Partners, and AM Ventures in the round.
The company, which has raised $24M in total funding to date, plans to use the proceeds to expand its development efforts and further strengthen its global presence and fulfillment capabilities through new demo facilities, regional application consultants, and commercial business infrastructures.
Led by Felix Ewald (CEO & Co-founder) and Philipp Kramer (CTO & Co-founder), DyeMansion is the global leader in Additive Manufacturing finishing systems that turn 3D-printed raw parts into valuable products. Its Industry 4.0 ready systems can be integrated into every production.
The company’s equipment is utilized by more than 600 customers worldwide, including companies like Under Armour, BMW, Daimler, or Jabil.
“We are super happy to have Nordic Alpha Partners on board for our growth journey,” stated Felix Ewald, CEO and Co-Founder of DyeMansion. “They are a perfect fit for the current phase we are in with DyeMansion. Their unique approach and expertise will help us to further strengthen our position as a global industrial leader. It makes us proud that all our existing investors are continuing with their support as well. This will help us and our customers worldwide to drive the transformation of manufacturing to digital production and the factory of the future.”
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