China’s Xinjinghe Secures Fresh Funding to Scale Metal 3D Printing for Space
Chinese metal 3D printing firm Xinjinghe Laser Technology Group has secured a fresh equity funding round. The investment was co-led by CMC Capital’s Huawen Qingneng fund and the Chuzhou local The post China’s Xinjinghe Secures Fresh Funding to Scale Metal 3D Printing for Space appeared first on Ventureburn .
Xinjinghe Laser Technology Group, a Chinese metal 3D printing firm, has secured fresh equity funding to expand its operations in the aerospace sector. The investment, co-led by CMC Capital’s Huawen Qingneng fund and the Chuzhou local government, will be used to develop a new aerospace additive manufacturing hub in Chuzhou. Established in 2015, the company produces industrial metal 3D printing equipment and offers direct printing services, catering to various powder-bed, powder-fed, and wire-fed metal additive methods.
With build sizes ranging from a few hundred millimeters to several meters, Xinjinghe plays a crucial role in addressing China's supply gap for essential rocket and engine components. The company's dual business model, combining equipment sales with high-value printing services, has already secured contracts with major Chinese aerospace groups, a global compute-chip manufacturer, a leading consumer electronics brand, and potential nuclear fusion equipment suppliers.
Experts note that the growing demand for lightweighting and complex internal cavities in aerospace applications has created a critical inflection point, making additive manufacturing a mandatory process.
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