What is Continuous Composites?
Established in 2015, Continuous Composites holds the distinction of owning the world's earliest granted patents on Continuous Fiber 3D Printing (CF3D). The company operates at the intersection of material science and industrial automation, providing a sophisticated additive manufacturing solution that integrates high-performance composite materials with rapid 3D printing capabilities. By utilizing snap-curing thermoset resins, the CF3D process enables the creation of complex, tailorable structures that were previously unattainable through conventional manufacturing techniques. This technological edge allows the firm to serve diverse sectors, including aerospace, automotive, and defense, by significantly reducing the cost and time-to-market for high-strength components.
How much funding has Continuous Composites raised?
Continuous Composites has raised a total of $17.3M across 2 funding rounds:
Debt
$282K
Series A
$17M
Debt (2021): $282K with participation from PPP
Series A (2021): $17M led by B. Riley Financial
Key Investors in Continuous Composites
B. Riley Financial
B. Riley Financial is a diversified financial services firm providing investment banking, corporate finance, and advisory services to public and private companies.
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Continuous Composites?
With the recent influx of strategic capital, Continuous Composites is well-positioned to accelerate the commercial deployment of its CF3D platform. The focus for the upcoming fiscal periods will likely center on scaling production capacity and expanding the application scope of its proprietary technology within global supply chains. As the company moves deeper into the enterprise market, the strategic deployment of these funds will be essential for maintaining its competitive advantage in the rapidly evolving composites landscape. Future growth will likely be defined by the successful integration of CF3D into mainstream industrial workflows, further cementing the company's role as a leader in the next generation of manufacturing innovation.
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