Digital Alloys raises $12.9m in funding from G20 Ventures, Boeing HorizonX Ventures & Lincoln Electric

Digital Alloys, a metal additive manufacturing company, has raised $12.9m through a Series B funding round thanks to contributions from G20 Ventures, Boeing HorizonX Ventures, Lincoln Electric and Khosla Ventures.
The latter of those outfits led the first round of investment which amounted to $5m last year, but as the company gears up to launch its metal 3D printing technology has now attracted funding from a host of renowned venture firms.
Digital Alloys was founded in January 2017, has recently been granted two US patents for its Joule Printing process, and next month will make its trade show debut at IMTS in Chicago.