Keiron Printing Technologies

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Location Eindhoven, Netherlands
Latest Stage Series A
Total Raised €20.7M

Founders

Paul Rooimans CEO

About

Keiron Printing Technologies is an Eindhoven-based deep-tech company developing Laser-Induced Forward Transfer (LiFT) precision solder paste printing for high-reliability electronics manufacturing 12. On July 21, 2026 the company announced a €20.7M Series A to ramp production and expand commercial operations across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific 123.

Funding History

Date Round Amount Lead Co-investors
2026-07-21 Series A €20.7M Invest-NL, DeepTechXL, Waves Capital Ramphastos Investments, ATUM Ventures, Cottonwood Technology Fund, TNO Ventures 123

What Investors Say

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What Founders Say

Paul Rooimans, CEO of Keiron, said: “Solder paste printing has been the industry’s most expensive open secret for decades – a failure driver on a market worth well over €600 billion a year that everyone lived with because no one could fix it” 1.

Sources


  1. “Keiron Raises €20.7M to Revolutionize LiFT Precision Solder Paste Printing,” Keiron Technologies, July 21, 2026, accessed July 2026. https://keirontechnologies.com/news/keiron-raises-20.7m

  2. “Eindhoven’s Keiron raises €20.7 million to tackle one of electronics manufacturing’s most expensive problems,” EU-Startups, July 2026, accessed July 2026. https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/07/eindhoven-based-keiron-raises-e20-7-million-to-tackle-one-of-electronics-manufacturings-most-expensive-problems/

  3. “Keiron Printing Technologies Raises €20.7M to Revolutionize LiFT Precision Solder Paste Printing for High-Reliability Electronics,” SMT Today, July 21, 2026, accessed July 2026. https://smttoday.com/2026/07/21/keiron-printing-technologies-raises-e20-7m-to-revolutionize-lift-precision-solder-paste-printing-for-high-reliability-electronics/