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title: "Headmade Materials closes new funding round with Jet Ventures"
url: https://www.voxelmatters.com/headmade-materials-closes-new-funding-round-with-jet-ventures/
date: 2025-10-02
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description: "Headmade Materials successfully closed a new funding round, securing €1.8 million in investment led by Jet Ventures. The round also saw the continued support of existing investors Matterwave Ventures, AM..."
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# Headmade Materials closes new funding round with Jet Ventures

[Headmade Materials](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/headmade-materials/) successfully closed a new funding round, securing €1.8 million in investment led by Jet Ventures. The round also saw the continued support of existing investors Matterwave Ventures, AM Ventures, and the European Innovation Council (EIC). This milestone marks a significant step forward for the German deep-tech company as it continues to advance innovation in additive manufacturing.

![Headmade Materials secures €1.8 million in new funding from Jet Ventures, advancing additive manufacturing with ColdMetalFusion technology.](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/headmade-funds.jpg)Founded with a mission to transform the possibilities of metal 3D printing, Headmade Materials has developed [a proprietary technology known as ColdMetalFusion (CMF)](https://www.voxelmatters.com/what-is-cold-metal-fusion-and-how-it-could-change-metal-3d-printing/). This breakthrough process combines powder metallurgy with established selective laser sintering technology, directly addressing some of the most persistent challenges in the industry. By lowering energy requirements [and ](https://www.voxelmatters.com/3d-werk-3d-prints-metal-parts-on-a-fuse1-3d-printer-using-cmf/)[utilizing existing low-cost plastic 3D printers](https://www.voxelmatters.com/3d-werk-3d-prints-metal-parts-on-a-fuse1-3d-printer-using-cmf/), CMF significantly reduces barriers to entry for companies seeking to adopt metal additive manufacturing.

The company’s innovative approach solves multiple limitations traditionally associated with metal production. These include high material waste, limited design flexibility, long lead times, and excessive energy consumption. More importantly, Headmade’s CMF technology is not confined to printing stainless steel; it excels in producing high-performance metals and alloys such as titanium, tungsten carbide, Inconel, and nickel-based alloys. With the further development of advanced metals, the technology opens up new opportunities across industrial manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, and medical sectors.

Jet Ventures, which has now made Headmade Materials its fourth portfolio investment, has emphasized the potential of CMF to revolutionize the world's perception of 3D printing. The venture capital firm highlighted that by enabling scalability, affordability, and efficiency, Headmade’s technology is poised to set new standards in metal production.

The funding will allow Headmade Materials to accelerate its roadmap, focusing on the development of new materials, the expansion of supported printers, and the scaling up of applications across multiple industries. The company expressed deep gratitude toward both new and existing investors for their confidence in its vision and technology. Headmade also acknowledged the dedicated efforts of its advisory board, as well as the invaluable legal support provided by VCvF.Legal and DRV LEGAL.

Christian Fischer and Christian Staudigel, co-founders of Headmade Materials, along with their team, remain committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in additive manufacturing. They view this funding as a validation of their long-term mission to make 3D metal printing more accessible, sustainable, and future-ready.

Reflecting on the achievement, the company reaffirmed its belief that the story of 3D printing is far from complete. In fact, with the help of strong investment partners, it sees this new chapter as only the beginning of a much larger transformation in industrial manufacturing.