Fictiv Timeline

Events

• 2025-06-18 - Acquisition - Fictiv joins MISUMI Group after acquisition closes - The acquired business brought a global manufacturing partner network and local manufacturing specialists. Cumulative output exceeded 35 million commercial and prototype components by the announcement. The company continued serving customers from prototyping… - source: fictiv.com
• 2025-04-08 - Partnership - Fictiv and EVCO Plastics partner on injection moulding - The offering covers design for manufacturability, tooling, moulding, assembly, testing and packaging. GlobalFlex combines tooling inserts made in China with manufacturing in the United States and Mexico. EVCO contributes manufacturing resources while Fictiv… - source: fictiv.com
• 2022-05-05 - Funding - Fictiv closes $100 million Series E - New investors included Angeleno Group, Cross Creek and The Westly Group. Existing investors included Accel, Bill Gates, G2 Venture Partners and Standard Investments. The round brought total investment since Fictiv’s 2013 founding to $192 million. - source: fictiv.com
• 2021-02-17 - Funding - 40 North Ventures leads 2021 Series D financing for Fictiv - Honeywell, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and Adit Ventures joined existing investors including Accel, G2VP and Bill Gates. Cumulative investment reached $92 million following the round. The company had produced more than 12 million parts for customers across… - source: globenewswire.com
• 2019-03-05 - Funding - G2VP backs Fictiv’s digital supply-chain expansion in 2019 - New investor Mitsui & Co. joined Accel, Bill Gates, Intel Capital, Sinovation Ventures and Tandon Group. The funds support software infrastructure, manufacturing access and engineering recruitment. The $33 million round brought cumulative investment to $58… - source: fictiv.com
• 2018-05-08 - Funding - Sinovation leads Fictiv’s 2018 manufacturing-network financing - Sinovation Ventures led the round with Accel, Intel Capital, Bill Gates, FJ Labs, Tandon Group and Stanford-StartX Fund participating. The financing accompanied workflow software development and the Guangzhou office expansion. The $15 million round brought… - source: fictiv.com