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KEXCELLED Raises Nearly RMB 100 Million for Chinese 3D Printing Materials
2026. 09. 15.
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KEXCELLED Raises Nearly RMB 100 Million for Chinese 3D Printing Materials

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Suzhou-based Nuosibeirui, owner of the KEXCELLED brand, has closed a new funding round while expanding industrial filaments, photopolymer resins and custom material development.

Materials companies are becoming strategic

China’s Nuosibeirui New Material Technology has closed a new funding round, described by industry sources as close to RMB 100 million.

The KEXCELLED brand develops FDM filaments, photopolymer resins and customized industrial materials.

Why this matters in China

After Chinese printer manufacturers became globally significant, a domestic engineering-material supplier base is becoming increasingly important and could reduce reliance on foreign specialty polymers.

What remains unknown?

Funding alone is not a technical breakthrough. The key question is whether it goes into production capacity, certified materials or international expansion.

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