What is Seurat Technologies?
Seurat Technologies is an industrial technology firm focused on revolutionizing metal additive manufacturing. By leveraging its patented Area Printing technology—originally developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory—the company addresses the historical limitations of 3D printing, specifically regarding speed, precision, and part integrity. Seurat is uniquely positioned to disrupt traditional manufacturing paradigms by enabling the cost-effective, large-scale production of complex metal components. This capability is essential for industries requiring high-performance parts, such as automotive, aerospace, and energy, where reliability and scalability are paramount to operational success.
How much funding has Seurat Technologies raised?
Seurat Technologies has raised a total of $78.9M across 3 funding rounds:
Other Financing Round
$3.4M
Series A
$13.5M
Series B
$62M
Other Financing Round (2016): $3.4M with participation from True Ventures
Series A (2018): $13.5M led by Maniv, GM Ventures, True Ventures, Porsche SE, and Siemens Venture Capital
Series B (2022): $62M supported by Capricorn Technology Impact Fund, True Ventures, Porsche SE, Maniv, Xerox Ventures, and SIP Global Partners
Key Investors in Seurat Technologies
True Ventures
True Ventures is a founder first venture capital firm that partners with creative teams at the earliest stages, providing capital, guidance and a strong community to help build enduring technology and artificial intelligence driven companies.
Porsche SE
Porsche SE is a holding company with investments in the areas of mobility and industrial technology, holding majority shares in major automotive manufacturers.
Maniv
Maniv Mobility is a global early-stage venture capital fund focusing on technology startups that are digitizing and decarbonizing mobility and transportation systems.
What's next for Seurat Technologies?
With the successful closure of its latest financing round, Seurat Technologies is poised to enter a phase of aggressive industrial scaling. The strategic focus will likely center on expanding manufacturing capacity and deepening partnerships with major automotive and industrial conglomerates that have already demonstrated significant interest in the company's technology. As the firm moves toward full-scale commercialization, the primary objective will be to prove the economic viability of Area Printing at high volumes, effectively challenging the dominance of traditional subtractive manufacturing methods. Future growth will be defined by the company's ability to integrate its printing solutions into existing global supply chains, thereby establishing a new standard for industrial-grade additive manufacturing.
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