When was AddiFab founded?

AddiFab was founded in 2014 and raised its 1st funding round 2 years after it was founded.

Where is AddiFab located?

AddiFab is headquartered in Jyllinge, Denmark.

Which legal entities is AddiFab associated with?

AddiFab is associated with AddiFab Limited and 1 other.

How many employees does AddiFab have?

As of Mar 01, 2026, the latest employee count at AddiFab is 10 - 49.

Is AddiFab a funded company?

AddiFab is a funded company, having raised a total of $6.3M across 8 funding rounds to date. The company's 1st funding round was a $***** Venture Debt round, raised on Aug 2016.

When was the latest funding round of AddiFab?

AddiFab's latest funding was a $***** Series A round on Mar 10, 2021, with participation from 1 investor.

Where does AddiFab rank among its competitors?

AddiFab ranks 2nd amongst 71 active competitors, of which 3 are funded. It stands 2nd in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Madde, which secured $7.72M in Apr, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of AddiFab?

AddiFab's top competitors include Exentis group, Midwest Composite Technologies and Madde. Among them, Madde secured the most recent funding round in April, 2025.

AddiFab - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding, Competitors & Financials

AddiFab is an acquired company based in Jyllinge (Denmark), founded in 2014 by Jon Jessen. It operates as a Provider of Industrial 3D Printing services. AddiFab has raised $6.3M in funding from Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corporation and West Hill Capital. The company has 71 active competitors, including 3 funded and 12 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Exentis group, Midwest Composite Technologies and Madde.

Company Details

Provider of Industrial 3D Printing services. Its solution can be scaled from the prototyping stage for large volume production. Their platform combines injection moulding and 3D Printing to optimize the manufacturing process. It uses silicon and polypropylene for 3D printing.

Website: addifab.com
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Founded Year

2014

Location

Jyllinge, Denmark

Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$6.3M in 8 rounds

Latest Funding Round

Series A, Mar 10, 2021, $*****

Investors

Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corporation & 18 more

Ranked

2^nd among 71 active competitors

Employee Count

10 - 49 as on Mar 01, 2026

Similar Companies

Exentis group & 94 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Nexa3D (Apr 04, 2023)

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AddiFab is associated with 2 legal entities given below:

Legal Entity Name	Date of Incorporation	Revenue	Latest Employee Count	Reports
AddiFab Limited CIN: 12839222 , United Kingdom, Active	Aug 25, 2020	-	-
Addifab Aps CIN: 36456469 , Denmark, Active		-	10 (As on Mar 31, 2024)

AddiFab got acquired by Nexa3D on Apr 04, 2023.

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AddiFab has raised a total funding of $6.3M over 8 rounds. Its first funding round was on Aug 2016. Its latest funding round was a Series A round on Mar 10, 2021 for $*****. 1 investor participated in its latest round. AddiFab has 16 institutional investors and 3 angel investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of AddiFab:

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Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Mar 10, 2021	2043800	Series A	6086657	7377156	9408106	8231893
Sep 26, 2019	3055696	Seed	3762940	8384586	4147801	8107987
Mar 2019	4929385	Grant (prize money)	1968136	3261817	7486630	Europa

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The founders of AddiFab is Jon Jessen.

Here are the details of AddiFab's key team members:

Jon Jessen: Co-Founder & CTO of AddiFab.
Lasse G. Staal: CEO of AddiFab. They serve on the board of 1 company.

AddiFab's Board of Directors

AddiFab's board has 5 active members. Lasse G. Staal is part of team and Henrik Rask, Finn Mogensen, Patrick Suel and Peter Lund are independent board members.

Here is the list of AddiFab's board of directors:

Name	Type	Representing	Status	Duration
zmwru{a	Team	-	Current	3y 1m
Henrik Rask	Independent board member	-	Current	9y 7m
eysabth	Independent board member	-	Current	3y 1m
oibndew	Independent board member	-	Current	2y 5m
eytpjus	Independent board member	-	Current	6y 7m
qwow{to	Independent board member	-	Past	8y 2m
mkawwit	Independent board member	-	Past	2y 7m

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AddiFab's employee count trend

AddiFab has 10 - 49 employees as of Mar 26. Here is AddiFab's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of AddiFab include Exentis group, Midwest Composite Technologies and Madde. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of AddiFab, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Exentis group 2015, Stetten (Germany), Funding Raised	Manufacturer of products for 3D screen printing process	-	-	43/100
2nd	AddiFab 2014, Jyllinge (Denmark), Acquired	Provider of Industrial 3D Printing services	$6.3M	West Hill Capital, ICP Group & 17 others	42/100
3rd	Midwest Composite Technologies 1984, Hartland (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of the powders for the additive manufacturing operations	-	-	37/100
4th	Madde 2023, Seoul (South Korea), Series A	Manufacturer of 3D printed components for semiconductors, space, and nuclear reactors	$9.62M	Schmidt, DSC Investment & 6 others	37/100
5th	Moi Composites 2018, Pero (Italy), Funding Raised	Developer of continuous fiber manufacturing technology for composite material production	-	EIC Fund, Europa & 1 others	36/100
6th	Morf3D 2013, El Segundo (United States), Acquired	Provider of additive manufacturing design and manufacturing services	-	Boeing, Starburst	36/100
7th	Hyperion Systems 2021, Perth (Australia), Unfunded	Provider of 3D printing solutions for manufacturing industry	-	-	35/100
8th	10XL 2015, Rotterdam (Netherlands), Seed	3D Printing scale models for towing tanks	-	PortXL, Europa	31/100
9th	Azoth 2018, Ann Arbor (United States), Unfunded	Provider of 3D printing services for industrial applications	-	-	29/100
10th	Response Technologies 2015, Barrington (United States), Acquired	Developer of advanced materials for multiple industries	-	MassChallenge	29/100