CircuitHub raises £20.8m led by Plural to expand automated electronics manufacturing.
The investment was led by Plural and will fund factory expansion across Europe and the US.
CircuitHub develops automated electronics manufacturing systems that allow hardware teams to produce printed circuit boards rapidly. The company operates facilities designed to shrink production cycles from months to days.
CircuitHub has secured £20.8m in funding led by Plural to expand its automated manufacturing footprint across Europe and the United States. The capital will also be deployed to grow the engineering team and extend the platform into full-service electronics manufacturing. The company offers an on-demand system that utilises automated robotics and software to turn design files into production-ready printed circuit boards in days.
Founded by Andrew Seddon, CircuitHub provides hardware teams across sectors such as autonomous vehicles and satellites with remote access to automated factories. The fresh investment arrives as manufacturers increasingly seek local production capabilities to bypass traditional supply chain bottlenecks and geopolitical dependencies.
From the founder
"Today, hardware companies face a tough choice: either spin up their own vertically integrated manufacturing from scratch, or rely on a legacy Western supply chain that’s been decaying for years. CircuitHub is the alternative: providing remote access to a cutting-edge factory through your browser or your AI agent. Just as software companies share cloud compute, hardware companies can now share our Grid."
Andrew Seddon
CEO at CircuitHub
Use of funds
- 01Expand into international markets
- 02Grow the team
- 03Continue product development
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CircuitHub
CircuitHub builds automated electronics manufacturing systems for hardware teams.