ATLANT 3D secures $15m Series A+ funding led by West Hill Capital for space manufacturing
West Hill Capital led the Series A+ round to support the development of atomic-scale manufacturing for space exploration.
≈ £11.6M at $1 = £0.7725 on 11 Mar 2025
ATLANT 3D develops direct atomic layer processing technology for precision manufacturing in space and microelectronics applications.
ATLANT 3D has secured $15m in a Series A+ funding round led by West Hill Capital, bringing its total capital raised to $32.6m. The company will use the proceeds to accelerate its space manufacturing mission, expand its global innovation network, and strengthen partnerships with space agencies.
Founded in 2018, the startup specialises in direct atomic layer processing, allowing for precise fabrication without traditional multi-step photolithography. Its technology is currently utilised by organisations including NASA and the European Space Agency for advanced materials research and microgravity production.
From the founder
"This funding empowers us to make atomic-scale manufacturing accessible to space agencies and research facilities worldwide. Our collaborations with NASA and ESA demonstrate our technology’s critical role in advancing space exploration. We’re enabling partners to develop previously impossible devices for space applications — from advanced materials for spacecraft to components for space-based quantum computers."
Maksym Plakhotnyuk
Founder and CEO at ATLANT 3D
