What is MacroFab?
Founded in 2013, MacroFab has fundamentally transformed the sourcing of printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) through its sophisticated AI-enabled marketplace. The platform serves as a bridge between OEMs and a network of North American factories, effectively digitizing the traditionally fragmented electronics manufacturing process. By integrating expert internal teams with a connected software ecosystem, MacroFab provides the agility required for modern product development. This market position allows customers to maintain a competitive edge by ensuring supply chain resilience and efficient production management, effectively reducing the friction associated with scaling hardware products in a globalized economy.
How much funding has MacroFab raised?
MacroFab has raised a total of $63.3M across 6 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$2M
Other Financing Round
$3M
Debt
$350K
Debt
$905K
Series B
$15M
Other Financing Round
$42M
Angel/Seed (2015): $2M with participation from Techstars
Other Financing Round (2017): $3.1M led by Dentsu Ventures
Debt (2020): $350K supported by PPP
Debt (2021): $905K featuring PPP
Series B (2021): $15M backed by ATX Seed Ventures, Altium, and Edison Partners
Other Financing Round (2023): $42M with participation from Edison Partners, Foundry, and BMW
Key Investors in MacroFab
ATX Seed Ventures
An early-stage venture capital firm based in Austin, Texas, specializing in disruptive B2B software, APIs, and marketplace technologies across North America.
Altium
A global leader in PCB design software and integrated engineering tools, providing essential schematics and development solutions for hardware engineers.
BMW i Ventures
The corporate venture capital arm of BMW, focusing on innovative technologies within the automotive sector, including advanced manufacturing solutions and energy storage.
What's next for MacroFab?
With the successful completion of this major strategic investment, MacroFab is well-positioned to accelerate its operational expansion and technological development. The company is expected to focus on deepening its AI-driven sourcing capabilities and expanding its North American factory footprint to meet the rising demand for localized, high-quality electronics production. As the industry shifts toward more flexible and transparent supply chain models, MacroFab's ability to provide end-to-end visibility and rapid manufacturing turnaround will likely serve as a primary catalyst for its continued market penetration and long-term enterprise value creation.
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