What is Plastic Logic?
Founded in 2000, Plastic Logic is renowned for designing the world's first truly flexible, glass-free electrophoretic displays (EPDs), branded as Lectum®. Originally manufactured in Germany, its production now spans global, industry-leading facilities. The company's technological leadership is evidenced by its consistent ability to attract significant investment, positioning it as a key player in the development and commercialization of next-generation display solutions. Its focus on flexible, durable displays targets a wide array of applications where traditional glass-based screens are impractical or impossible.
How much funding has Plastic Logic raised?
Plastic Logic has raised a total of $195.7M across 5 funding rounds:
Series A
$13.7M
Series B
$8M
Series C
$24M
Series D
$100M
Private Equity
$50M
Series A (2002): $13.7M with participation from PolyTechnos Venture-Partners, Bank of America, and Amadeus Capital Partners
Series B (2004): $8M led by Amadeus Capital Partners
Series C (2005): $24M supported by Morningside Group, Bank of America, Amadeus Capital Partners, and Siemens Venture Capital
Series D (2007): $100M featuring Tudor Investments, Intel Capital, Amadeus Capital Partners, Bank of America, and Oak Investment Partners
Private Equity (2008): $50M backed by Tudor Investments, Intel Capital, Morningside Group, Amadeus Capital Partners, and Oak Investment Partners
Key Investors in Plastic Logic
Amadeus Capital Partners
Amadeus Capital Partners is a London-based global technology venture capital firm that invests in high-growth companies across various sectors, including deep tech and enterprise software.
Bank of America
Bank of America is a global financial institution providing comprehensive banking and financial services, including capital markets products and commercial lending.
Intel Capital
Intel Capital, a division of Intel, invests in innovative startups targeting a wide range of technologies, including next-generation compute and AI.
What's next for Plastic Logic?
The substantial capital injections, particularly the major strategic investment in 2008, indicate Plastic Logic's trajectory towards scaling its manufacturing capabilities and expanding market reach. The company's history of securing funding from diverse and influential investors suggests a strong belief in its technological innovation and market potential. Future developments are likely to focus on further refining its EPD technology, exploring new applications for flexible displays, and solidifying its global manufacturing footprint to meet growing demand in sectors such as smart packaging, electronic shelf labels, and wearable technology.
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