CircuitHub banked €26.3M ($28M) in a Series B funding round led by Plural. The London-headquartered company specialises in the rapid assembly of printed circuit boards (PCBs), targeting hardware developers who require quick turnaround times for prototyping and low-volume production.
The company operates an automated manufacturing platform that connects designers directly to its factory floor. By using proprietary software to manage component sourcing and robotic assembly lines, CircuitHub reduces traditional lead times from several weeks to as little as a few days. This vertical integration aims to eliminate the friction typically found in manual quoting and fragmented supply chains.
The investment follows a period of expansion for the firm, which operates facilities in both the UK and the US. Ian Hogarth, partner at Plural, joins the board as part of the deal. The fresh capital is earmarked for further automation of its electronics manufacturing plants and the scaling of its software capabilities to handle increasingly complex hardware designs.
As European deep-tech sectors like robotics and aerospace expand, the demand for localised, high-speed electronics manufacturing reflects a broader shift toward resilient, software-defined industrial corridors.
Originally reported by Tech Funding News.