Salzburg-Based Startup Repentium Secures Seven-Figure Funding Round

The financing was provided by the Raiffeisen Banking Group Salzburg (Raiffeisen Salzburg Start-Up eGen), business angel Wolfgang Faist, and Austria Wirtschaftsservice (aws).

Repentium is developing a patented FFF printing technology for industrial 3D printing that combines high-precision and volume-optimized manufacturing within a single component. At the core of Repentium’s technology is a patented printhead unit combined with a proprietary, manufacturer-specific algorithm. The system analyzes the component in advance and divides it into functional areas. Only those geometries that require the highest resolution are manufactured with maximum precision. The remaining volume of the component is produced at the highest possible speed.

 The startup’s goal is to enable industrial companies to achieve reproducible and cost-efficient series production using high-performance and engineering plastics. Repentium therefore intends to use the investment primarily to develop software and hardware for a series printer.

"We are very proud to have been supporting Repentium, a highly innovative deep-tech startup, since its founding and now also in this funding round. We warmly congratulate the Repentium team and wish them all the best for the future," says E+H Venture Capital and startup expert Steve Jeitler, who advised Repentium on the funding round alongside Florian Vidreis.