Quantica secures EUR 19.7 million in extended Series A financing round

Quantica, a Berlin-based advanced additive manufacturing technology company, has announced the expansion of its Series A funding round to a total of €19.7 million. This expansion was led by UK private equity and VC firm West Hill Capital, supported by a family-owned dental company, Quantica management and Korean VC Big Bang Angels.

Quantica was founded in 2018 and operates as an IP-driven deep tech company with offices in Barcelona (Spain) and Cambridge (UK). The company aims to advance additive manufacturing with its two main printing system solutions: the NovoJet OPEN printing system and the NovoJet JetPack.

“Quantica’s innovative technology and strong growth potential make it an exciting addition to our portfolio,” said David Hollidge, Managing Partner at West Hill Capital. “We look forward to working with the Quantica team to help drive the company’s expansion and bring its groundbreaking additive manufacturing solutions to a wider market.

The NovoJet OPEN is designed for printing ultra-high viscosity, multi-material 2D and 3D applications and serves as an open printing system that can utilize new materials for inkjet processes and application development. The JetPack is an R&D tool that enables researchers to optimize and validate new materials for the NovoJet printheads.

“We are thrilled to welcome West Hill Capital as a new partner to our company,” said Claus Moseholm, CEO of Quantica. “This latest commitment shows how attractive our business and technology is for the larger international market. The additional funding will allow us to further expand our team and accelerate the development and production of our cutting-edge additive manufacturing solutions.”

This latest funding round follows a series of milestones for Quantica, including a collaboration with ALTANA Cubic Ink to expand its materials portfolio for inkjet technologies, a partnership with measurement system provider ImageXpert, and the launch of an AI-based build management and cutting software called MultiSlice in collaboration with Czech start-up Additive Appearance. The company also recently launched its NovoJet OPEN system and entered into a strategic printhead production partnership with industry leader Xaar.

With this funding, Quantica plans to further strengthen its position in the field of additive manufacturing technologies and make its innovative solutions accessible to a global market.