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Home » Xometry Announces 50 Million Equity Raise Led by Greenspring Associates
Xometry Announces 50 Million Equity Raise Led by Greenspring Associates
May 23, 2019
Xometry, the largest on-demand manufacturing marketplace, recently announced it raised $50 million in equity funding, led by Greenspring Associates. Dell Technologies Capital will also participate in the round, along with all previous venture and strategic investors including BMW i Ventures, Foundry Group, GE Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, Maryland Venture Fund and Almaz Capital. Xometry has raised a total of $113 million to date.
“Xometry’s vast network, massive data sets and AI breakthroughs make it easier for engineers and designers to buy custom manufacturing and help manufacturers more efficiently operate their businesses,” said Randy Altschuler, co-founder and CEO of Xometry.“We're planning to invest these funds behind growth initiatives, product development and global expansion.”
Hunter Somerville, general partner for Greenspring Associates, will join Xometry’s board of directors. “Xometry has quickly become a key player in the $80 billion custom manufacturing market,” said Somerville. “We’re thrilled to invest in helping them expand the reach and breadth of their marketplace and the services it offers.”
“Xometry is yet another example of how machine learning based intelligent software is driving huge efficiency gains across many different industries,” said Daniel Docter, managing director, Dell Technologies Capital. “We look forward to helping Xometry expand into new verticals that leverage the expertise of Dell Technologies.”
Xometry’s growth has continued to accelerate and revenue has doubled in the past twelve months. Xometry also launched Xometry Supplies, providing the manufacturers in Xometry’s marketplace the materials and tools they need to manufacture parts faster and at lower costs.