Keiron
Develops technology for electronics manufacturers aimed at reducing one of the industry’s most expensive production problems.
Overview
Keiron is an Eindhoven-based company developing technology for electronics manufacturing, focused on tackling a costly production challenge in the sector. Its target market is electronics manufacturers and related industrial suppliers seeking to improve manufacturing economics. The company’s positioning is differentiated by its focus on a high-value pain point in electronics production rather than broad manufacturing automation. Keiron raised a $21 million Series A, reported as €20.7 million, to advance its work and scale the business.
Funding History
Eindhoven’s Keiron raises €20.7 million to tackle one of electronics manufacturing’s most expensive problems
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has Keiron raised in total?
- Keiron has raised a total of $21M across 1 funding round.
- What does Keiron do?
- Keiron is an Eindhoven-based company developing technology for electronics manufacturing, focused on tackling a costly production challenge in the sector. Its target market is electronics manufacturers and related industrial suppliers seeking to improve manufacturing economics. The company’s positioning is differentiated by its focus on a high-value pain point in electronics production rather than broad manufacturing automation. Keiron raised a $21 million Series A, reported as €20.7 million, to advance its work and scale the business.
- Where is Keiron headquartered?
- Keiron is headquartered in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
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