What is Standard Printed Circuits?
Standard Printed Circuits is a family- and woman-owned entity specializing in the production of high-reliability printed circuit boards (PCBs). Their core competency lies in low-volume, high-mix PCB manufacturing, catering to critical sectors such as RF, microwave, telecommunications, and instrumentation. The company offers quick-turn prototypes and medium-volume orders, emphasizing quality and customer service. Their product portfolio includes double-sided and multilayer PCBs, designed for applications in aerospace, defense, and advanced telecommunications. Operating from Sherburne, New York, Standard Printed Circuits maintains rigorous manufacturing standards, evidenced by their ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D, and ITAR registrations.
How much funding has Standard Printed Circuits raised?
Standard Printed Circuits has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Standard Printed Circuits
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
Undisclosed Investor 1
An undisclosed investor participating in the recent funding round, likely focused on strategic growth within the advanced manufacturing sector.
Undisclosed Investor 2
Another undisclosed investor contributing to the late-stage financing, potentially specializing in industrial technology or defense-related supply chains.
What's next for Standard Printed Circuits?
The recent strategic investment signals a pivotal moment for Standard Printed Circuits, enabling the company to further solidify its market position and potentially expand its manufacturing capabilities. This capital injection is expected to support advancements in technology, enhance production efficiency, and broaden market reach within the aerospace, defense, and telecommunications sectors. As a late-stage company, this financing will likely be instrumental in scaling operations to meet increasing demand for high-reliability PCBs, reinforcing their commitment to quality and innovation in a competitive landscape.
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