Anisoprint relocates its HQ to Singapore

After the opening of its first China office in Shanghai earlier this year, Anisoprint, a leading provider of composite 3D printing solutions, completed a successful fundraiser and relocated its global HQ to Singapore

Anisoprint moved to Singapore, enticed by the country’s integrated financial services, and access to multiple different funds and investment companies. Singapore is also a democracy with an appealing legal system, a stable society, and an influx of Asian immigrants looking to invest in new opportunities. Essentially, the company will be based in Singapore, but with all the benefits of Chinese manufacturing.

The company relocated from Luxembourg after closing its first funding round, led a top-tier Chinese venture capital firm investing in deep tech startups. The move to a new, larger facility will enable Anisoprint to scale production of its industrial 3D printers to meet growing customer demand.

Anisoprint also moved its production to Suzhou, China – marking a new chapter in its journey of redefining additive manufacturing. The company’s Chinese facility is located within the Changshu Economic and Technological Development Zone and includes 8,000 square meters of production and office facilities. The additional space and funding will allow Anisoprint to ramp up production of its PROM IS 500 3D printers to over 200 units per year and release a new generation of desktop 3D printers.

Anisoprint aims to accelerate product development and expand its operations to meet growing customer demand in the Asia Pacific region and beyond. Anisoprint’s industrial 3D printers enable the production of high-performance composite parts for applications like automotive, aerospace, and robotics.

“We’re thrilled to join Suzhou’s thriving community of ambitious startups and global tech companies,” said Fedor Antonov, CEO of Anisoprint. “Our new headquarters and strong VC backing will allow us to scale up rapidly and bring our transformative 3D printing technology to more customers worldwide.

As part of this strategic move, Anisoprint has appointed Ryan Liu as Executive Vice President and Head of Sales. Liu has driven the company’s growth in China since 2020, achieving a 400% sales leap in 2022 and making Ansioprint a dominant player on the Chinese composite material 3D printing market.

“I’m excited to join the Anisoprint team,” said Mr. Liu. “Anisoprint is poised to transform industrial 3D printing with its patented CFC technology and PROM IS 500 system. I look forward to working with our customers and partners around the world to demonstrate how Anisoprint’s solutions can revolutionize their product design and manufacturing processes.

Anisoprint’s patented Composite Fiber Co-Extrusion (CFC) technology produces highly customizable, lightweight and high-strength parts with aerospace-grade materials at an affordable cost. The company’s industrial 3D printers are designed for 24/7 operation, with high throughput and repeatable quality to meet the demands of volume production. Anisoprint’s CCF technology unlocks new design possibilities and supply chain efficiencies for manufacturers across industries.

The article was updated on July 4th, 2024. A previous version of this article indicated that the company HQ had initially been moved to Suzhou, China.