Nanotechnology startup Chiral has successfully secured $3.8 million in its pre-seed financing round, with Founderful (formerly Wingman Ventures) and HCVC leading the investment. The funding round also includes grants from ETH Zurich and Venture Kick.
The capital raised will be directed towards advancing the development of Chiral’s upcoming machine, aimed at unlocking novel market opportunities. Additionally, the funds will support the expansion of Chiral’s team to meet the escalating demand and customer base.
Chiral, founded by Seoho Jung, specializes in high-speed, automated robotic machines that incorporate nanomaterials into various devices. These cutting-edge machines are capable of precisely placing micrometer-sized (and even nanometer-sized) materials onto small chips. The efficiency and precision achieved through Chiral’s technology surpass conventional chemistry-based methods.
HCVC, a venture capital firm, is dedicated to assisting founders in addressing complex challenges by providing capital, resources, and collaborative opportunities. With $130 million in assets under management, HCVC focuses on investing in pre-seed and seed-stage companies that leverage breakthrough technologies to digitize, automate, and decarbonize various industries. Operating from offices in Paris, London, and San Francisco, HCVC actively supports ventures at the forefront of technological innovation.
