Private Equity Funded Manufacturing Startups
Across the 15 most recent manufacturing private equity deals shown, Rimac Group’s disclosed $130M round (2022-04-20) is the clear size outlier: it dwarfs t…
Across the 15 most recent manufacturing private equity deals shown, Rimac Group’s disclosed $130M round (2022-04-20) is the clear size outlier: it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts of $77M (East West Manufacturing on 2022-01-07) and $45M (Lusix on 2022-02-11), while several other disclosed rounds sit far lower (e.g., Divergent 3D at $4M on 2022-07-07). Disclosed amounts are sparse enough that the largest disclosed entry sits in a different tier than most of the rest.
Timing and geography also cluster. The rounds span 2021-10-06 (CHawk Technology Int’l) through 2025-11-23 (The Nearshore Company). While only two entries fall in 2025 (The Nearshore Company at $27M on 2025-11-23; two 2025-10 private equity rounds with undisclosed amounts), a dense block appears in 2022, including multiple U.S. locations (e.g., East West Manufacturing in Atlanta, Duravant in Downers Grove, and Mishimoto in New Castle). Finally, 8 of 15 rows show undisclosed amounts (including ANA Global on 2025-10-18 and McNICHOLS on 2025-10-04), limiting how much can be compared by disclosed size.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed private equity round in this manufacturing list, and how much larger is it than the rest?
Rimac Group’s $130M (2022-04-20) is the only disclosed round above the other largest disclosed amounts, which are $77M (East West Manufacturing, 2022-01-07) and $45M (Lusix, 2022-02-11). The next-tier disclosed figures include $27M (The Nearshore Company, 2025-11-23) and $4M (Divergent 3D, 2022-07-07).
Are the most recent rounds concentrated in a narrow window (e.g., the last quarter)?
Only The Nearshore Company appears in the late-2025 slot shown, with a disclosed $27M on 2025-11-23. The 2025 entries otherwise cluster around October 2025 (ANA Global on 2025-10-18 and McNICHOLS on 2025-10-04), and multiple earlier rounds concentrate in 2022 (from 2022-10-17 through 2022-01-07 in the displayed rows).
Which geographies are over-represented among the 2022-heavy portion?
The U.S. appears repeatedly across the 2022 entries, with multiple states represented: East West Manufacturing (Atlanta, 2022-01-07), Lusix (Rehovot, Israel, though not U.S.), Mishimoto (New Castle, 2022-01-18), Duravant (Downers Grove, 2021-10-29, outside 2022), and Divergent 3D (Los Angeles, 2022-07-07). Several non-U.S. countries also appear (e.g., Rimac Group in Croatia, Uform in the United Kingdom, Snocks in Germany).
How often are deal sizes undisclosed, and does that pattern affect “largest round” comparisons?
Undisclosed amounts appear in 8 of the 15 rows, including ANA Global (2025-10-18) and McNICHOLS (2025-10-04), plus multiple 2022 entries such as TiniFiber (2022-10-17) and Techmer PM (2022-09-07). As a result, size-based clustering is most reliable for the 7 disclosed amounts, where Rimac Group’s $130M (2022-04-20) remains a distinct high end.
Do any sectors or stages show a mix beyond “Manufacturing” and “Private Equity” in the displayed data?
All 15 entries are labeled Manufacturing and all are labeled Private Equity, so stage and sector mix do not vary within this listing. The practical variation comes from disclosed vs. undisclosed amounts and the date/geography distribution (e.g., $27M in Mexico on 2025-11-23 versus several undisclosed 2025-10 and 2022 deals).
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