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Foundation Alloy

https://www.foundationalloy.com/
Last activity: 19.06.2026
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Foundation Alloy integrates proprietary alloy design technology from MIT and UC Irvine, advanced manufacturing and automation to recast the metal parts manufacturing industry. FA metals can be fabricated into parts with less time, less energy, and better outcomes than legacy materials, and have superior mechanical properties than the current state of the art. By focusing on scalable, quality manufacturing, FA will provide the performance and production efficiency, flexibility & reliability necessary to unlock the next generations of industrial products.

Backed by The Engine, Material Impact, Safar Partners and a host of others.
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Location: United States
Employees: 1-10
Total raised: $40M

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Funding Rounds 3

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
17.06.2026Series A$22MMaterial I...
10.05.2025-$7.5M-
02.06.2022Seed$10.5MMaterial I...

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19.06.2026Foundation Alloy Secures $22M, Ignites Solid-State Metals RevolutionFoundation Alloy raised $22 million in Series A funding. This investment propels its MetalsFIRST platform. The technology pioneers solid-state alloy production. It bypasses traditional melting. A new Massachusetts facility will dramatically...
17.06.2026Foundation Alloy Raises $22 Million Series A To Scale MetalsFIRST Platform, Open New U.S. Facility, And Expand Into AsiaFoundation Alloy announced a $22 million Series A financing round to scale production of its MetalsFIRST platform, a solid-state metallurgy technology designed to produce advanced alloys without traditional melt-based manufacturing processe...
17.06.2026Foundation Alloy Raises $22M Series A Round BOSTON, MA, Foundation Alloy has announced a $22 million Series A financing round. >> Click here for more funding data on Foundation Alloy >> To export Foundation Alloy funding data to PDF and Excel, click here Foundation Alloy...
16.06.2026Foundation Alloy Raises $22M in Series A FundingFoundation Alloy, a Boston, MA-based metallurgical company developing new methods for designing alloys, raised $22M in Series A funding. The round was led by Voyager Ventures, with participation from Trust Ventures, Yamaha Motor Ventures, A...
10.05.2025Foundation Alloy Raises $7.5M in FundingFoundation Alloy, a Boston, MA-based new metal manufacturing startup, raised $7.5M in funding. Backers included Alumni Ventures, America’s Frontier Fund, Engine Ventures, El Cap, Material Impact, and Yamaha Motor Ventures. The company inten...
09.11.2024Bridging Innovation: Northwestern University and Material Impact Team Up for a Greener FutureIn the heart of innovation, Northwestern University is forging a new path. The Querrey InQbation Lab, affectionately known as The Q, has partnered with Material Impact, a Boston-based venture firm. This collaboration aims to transform groun...
05.11.2024Northwestern University Partnering With Material Impact To Advance Research From Lab To MarketNorthwestern University’s Querrey InQbation Lab (The Q) signed a new partnership with Material Impact, which is a Boston-based venture firm focused on innovations in materials science and deep tech. Launched in 2021 with funding from the St...
02.06.20223 reasons companies are still doing SPAC mergersThis is the web version of Term Sheet, a daily newsletter on the biggest deals and dealmakers. Sign up to get it delivered free to your inbox. Let’s take a brief stroll back to Aug. 2021, shall we? Paid Content How Northrop Grumman uses ESG...
02.06.2022Foundation Alloy Raises $10.5M in FundingFoundation Alloy, a Cambridge, MA-based vertically integrated metal part production platform, raised $10m in funding. The investment was co-led by The Engine, and Material Impact with participation from Safar Partners. The Engine’s Milo Wer...
-Foundation Alloy“Foundation Alloy engineers the advanced alloys required by breakthrough technologies in advanced manufacturing, energy, aerospace, and defense.”

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