Reinforce 3D receives €1.2 million investment to support 2025 growth plans
Production, R&D team and strategic market expansion will scale up the company’s continuous carbon fiber injection technology, composite capabilities.
Source | Reinforce 3D
Continuous carbon fiber reinforcement (CFIP) technology company Reinforce 3D (Tarragona, Spain) announces a new capital investment of €1.2 million, which will be used to accelerate the company’s growth and expansion by 2025. This injection of funds will enable Reinforce 3D to expand its production capabilities, strengthen its R&D team and consolidate its presence in strategic markets.
The round, led by BeAble Innvierte Kets Fund FCR (BIKF) and accompanied by Fundació Eurecat and Institut Català de Finances (ICF), is an endorsement of Reinforce 3D’s ability to provide advanced structural reinforcement solutions, as well as a vote of confidence in the company’s vision, mission and CFIP technology.
Reinforce 3D says it will strengthen efforts to develop high-performance materials, process optimization and the expansion of its network of strategic partners. The company also plans to open new facilities for larger scale production, as well as increase its team in innovation and commercialization areas. “We are ready to scale faster, innovate more and create lasting value for our customers and partners,” emphasizes CEO of Reinforce 3D, Blanca Garro. “[Our investors’] support not only strengthens our resolve, but also inspires us to reach new heights.”
The company plans to accelerate the introduction and commercialization of its equipment in sectors such as automotive, aerospace and sports, to name a few. In addition, Reinforce 3D will continue to support its commitment to sustainability, optimizing its processes to reduce environmental impact.
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