Additive manufacturing Caracol secures 40 million dollar Series B to accelerate global expansion

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Building on rapid global growth, Caracol has closed a 40 million dollar Series B funding round to expand its large-format robotic additive manufacturing technologies worldwide.

Caracol has raised 40 million dollars in a Series B funding round to accelerate the global expansion of its large-format robotic manufacturing technologies. The investment, co-led by Omnes Capital, Move Capital Fund I, and CDP Venture Capital, will be used to support Caracol’s continued growth across Europe, the U.S., and the Middle East, while advancing new applications in metal and polymer additive manufacturing for industries such as aerospace, energy, and transportation.

The company plans to cement its leadership in Europe, the United States, and the Middle East while expanding further into high-growth markets such as Asia Pacific, building on the strong traction it has already achieved in Japan. On the technology side, the company wants to deepen the capabilities of its multi-process, multi-material platforms, with a focus on software, automation and artificial intelligence to deliver data-driven process control and unmatched quality. The company also announces that it wants to intensify the ramp-up of its metal additive manufacturing technologies, particularly in highly regulated sectors such as aerospace and defense, energy and maritime, while continuing to expand its polymer offering in key verticals such as transportation, construction, and architecture. Finally, Caracol wants to continue growing its global team, bringing on board top international talent to drive innovation and scale up. As of today, the company employs over 100 people, across three offices in Milan (Italy), Austin (USA), and Dubai (UAE), and has a global footprint with a presence in over 50 countries.

Over the past five years, Caracol established itself as one of the most dynamic players in advanced robotic manufacturing, building a strong track record with more than 100 robotic platforms installed worldwide and hundreds of projects delivered across industries. Revenues have more than doubled year-over-year, a trend that continued in H1 of 2025. The company has unlocked applications that are reshaping industrial supply chains — for example, in the maritime industry, delivering up to 70 percent cost savings on finished parts for leading yacht manufacturer Ferretti Group (Italy); in automotive and motorsports, cutting production lead times by 50 percent on carbon fiber tooling with composite expert Duqueine (France); and enabling circular economy loops and reducing waste in construction projects such as with major general contractor HITT (United States).

Recent milestones include the expansion of Caracol’s headquarters in Texas, strengthening its North American presence and creating a hub for local manufacturing of its technology for the region. The new funding also builds on the strategic acquisition of Hans Weber Maschinenfabrik’s additive robotic IP and technologies in Germany, reinforcing Caracol’s European technology base and enhancing its supply capabilities across the DACH region.

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