3D printing specialist Mosaic receives 28 million dollars in funding

Mosaic Manufacturing announced the closing of a (CAD) million financing round led by Idealist Capital. This funding will be used to further expand the adoption of the company’s automated additive manufacturing platforms in factories.

Mosaic Manufacturing, founded in 2014, specialises in the development and distribution of additive manufacturing solutions. The company’s flagship product, the Array 3D printing platform, is based on the proven Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) technology. Array combines hardware, automation and software into a comprehensive system that enables the production of flexible and cost-efficient plastic parts. This solution is particularly suitable for real-world industrial manufacturing applications where scalability and throughput are critical factors.

“We’re proud to partner with our customers in building more resilient, sustainable supply chains powered by Mosaic’s Array. This funding enables us to expand our impact as we deepen our presence in factories across the globe”, said Mitch Debora, CEO, Mosaic Manufacturing.

“The ability to develop and produce custom plastic parts at scale, on our factory floor, is great for our business and new client acquisition”, said James McColl, Senior Program Manager Microart Services Inc.

With this financial injection, Mosaic plans to further expand its market position and strengthen partnerships with companies that focus on sustainable and resilient supply chains.

“Mosaic’s focus on throughput, quality and cost-efficiency is unlocking novel applications for additive manufacturing while significantly reducing the often-overlooked waste produced by conventional manufacturing processes,” said François Boudreault, Partner at Idealist Capital. “Idealist Capital is proud to partner with Mosaic’s team who is driving sustainable manufacturing and supply chain resiliency.”