Quantica has increased its Series A funding round to nearly 20 million EUR, led by British private equity and VC firm West Hill Capital, with contributions from a family-owned dental company, Quantica management, and Korean VC Big Bang Angels. The funding will be used to strengthen the workforce and accelerate the production of additive manufacturing systems.

Quantica, a Berlin-based OEM of multi-material inkjet 3D printers, has increased its Series A funding to nearly €20 million after an extension led by West Hill Capital and Bigbang Angels. The company aims to expand hiring, scale up production, and continue its focus on the dental market while targeting robotics and consumer goods. Quantica plans to leverage the funding to drive growth in the manufacturing R&D sector.

Quantica, the developer of the multi-material 3D printer NovoJet™ C-7, has increased its series A funding to a total of €19.7 million. The company raised €14 million last year and has now secured additional funding from British private equity and VC firm West Hill Capital, a family-owned company in the dental industry, and Korean VC Big Bang Angels.

Moss secures additional capital, Quantica receives further millions, SmartLoC gets 1.8 million, and Capnamic sets up a Bremen fund. Various startups like Neural Concept, re:cap, Plancraft, coboworx, Jodel, and SurFunction also receive investments.

Quantica, a Berlin-based advanced additive manufacturing technology company, has raised its Series A funding to €19.7 million. The extension was led by British private equity and VC firm West Hill Capital, with participation from a dental industry family-owned company, Quantica management, and Korean VC Big Bang Angels. Quantica, founded in 2018, operates as an IP-driven deep technology company with offices in Barcelona and Cambridge. The company focuses on additive manufacturing solutions like the NovoJet™ OPEN printing system and the NovoJet™ JetPack. Recent milestones include collaborations with ALTANA Cubic Ink®, ImageXpert, and the launch of MultiSlice AI-based software. Quantica also introduced the NovoJet™ OPEN system and partnered with Xaar for printhead manufacturing.