US-based metal 3D printing technology producer Desktop Metal closed a $115m series D round yesterday that included a range of corporate investors.
The corporates were petroleum provider Saudi Aramco, retailer Lowe’s, home product manufacturer Techtronic Industries (TTI), internet technology group Alphabet, which invested through its GV subsidiary, and General Electric, which took part through its GE Ventures unit.
New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Future Fund, Lux Capital, Moonrise Venture Partners, DCVC Opportunity, Tyche Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), Shenzhen…
