VulcanForms closed a massive $220 million Series D funding round. The oversubscribed round was co-led by Eclipse and 1789 Capital, with additional participation from Washington Harbour, Fontinalis, and IEQ Capital.
VulcanForms, founded in 2015, has raised approximately $570 million in funding to date, according to the latest funding data from Startup Funding News. The company previously raised over $355 million in July 2022, at a $1+ billion valuation.
According to VulcanForms, the newly acquired capital is earmarked to scale the company’s leading integrated digital metal manufacturing platform and expand its domestic production facilities across the U.S.
CEO Kevin Kassekert said that the fresh funding allows the company to meet the growing demand for high-performance, resilient domestic supply chains.
VulcanForms operates as a “full-stack” digital manufacturing provider that designs, builds, and operates its own advanced factories to produce high-performance metal components. Unlike typical 3D printing companies, they do not sell their machines; instead, they sell finished, precision-engineered parts to industrial customers.
They currently supply mission-critical parts for sectors including aerospace and defense (such as components for the F-35 fighter jet), medical devices (orthopedic implants), and semiconductors.
Headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, VulcanForms has clear plans for 2026. The company is integrating AI-enabled software and real-time sensing into its production line. This creates a “digital twin” of every part they print, allowing them to predict and fix defects before they happen, which is required for AS 9100D and ISO 13485 certification in aerospace and medicine.
“American manufacturers need a domestic alternative that can compete with global production at scale with superior speed and precision,” said Kevin Kassekert, CEO of VulcanForms. “This equity financing enables us to meet surging demand and expand our role as a critical partner to companies rebuilding resilient domestic supply chains.”
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