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Nextmol successfully completes funding round to drive green and digital transformation in the chemical industry
Nextmol, a pioneering spin-off company from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center that provides computational chemistry solutions to accelerate the R&D of sustainable speciality chemicals, has successfully closed its first funding round. The investment round has been led by ACT Venture Partners with participation from Axon Partners Group, Abac Nest Venture Capital and GROW Venture Partners. This round will boost its product development and sales efforts to better support the chemical industryβs green and digital transition.
Nextmol drives forward R&D teams in the speciality chemicals industry with cutting-edge deep technology, empowering their customers to excel in launching new products into the market. Already collaborating with top-tier customers, with this funding round, Nextmol will continue to invest in the high-quality technology they have been developing, which is based on molecular modelling and AI.
Rototip secures β¬1M to expand manufacturing solutions
Following major disruptions to long-established supply chains and squarely taking aim at Chinaβs dominance in the sector, Rototip, an Amsterdam-based manufacturing startup with an affiliate based in Ankara, has secured β¬1 million in a financing round that will see the firm expand its near-shoring solutions for European and North American companies.
Founded in late 2021, Rototip says its platform stands out in the manufacturing landscape, actively managing the entire manufacturing process, offering customers mechanical parts made out of metal or thermoplastics using CNC machining, laser-cutting, injection moulding, die casting, welding, as well as assembly services.
Boeing backed AI Build scoops $3.2M to revolutionise large scale 3D printing industry
The AI SaaS company Ai Build has just recently announced closing a $3.2M funding round. Its platform assists manufacturers in employing the additive manufacturing process to maximise their efficiency. The funding was led by ACT Venture Partners and existing investor SuperSeed. The intelligent software platform makes use of advanced geometrical analysis, real-world data analytics and physics simulations to automatically adapt and optimise the production of parts across different machines in large enterprises.