What is MacroFab?
Founded in 2013, MacroFab operates a sophisticated technology platform that streamlines the sourcing and production of printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). By integrating AI-enabled sourcing with a distributed network of North American factory lines, the company provides OEMs with a resilient, flexible supply chain solution. MacroFab effectively replaces traditional, opaque manufacturing procurement with a connected, transparent digital ecosystem, allowing companies to maintain competitive agility while navigating the complexities of the modern product development lifecycle.
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 Edison Partners, Altium, and ATX Seed Ventures
Other Financing Round (2023): $42M with participation from Edison Partners, BMW, and Foundry
Key Investors in MacroFab
BMW i Ventures
A corporate venture capital arm that invests in innovative technologies across the automotive and manufacturing sectors, focusing on digital transformation and advanced production solutions.
Foundry
A specialized investment entity with deep roots in software development and visual technology, providing strategic support for high-growth industrial platforms.
Edison Partners
A venture capital and private equity firm focused on scaling high-potential businesses through strategic capital and operational expertise.
What's next for MacroFab?
With the successful closure of this major strategic investment, MacroFab is well-positioned to accelerate its operational footprint and enhance its AI-driven manufacturing intelligence. The company is expected to leverage this capital to deepen its integration with enterprise-grade design tools and expand its North American production capacity. As supply chain volatility remains a primary concern for global OEMs, MacroFab's focus on near-shoring and digital-first manufacturing provides a robust hedge against geopolitical and logistical disruptions, setting the stage for sustained long-term growth in the industrial technology sector.
See full MacroFab company page
