flō Optics

growth-positive

flō Optics, an Israeli startup specializing in precision digital coating technology for lenses, has secured an investment from Mitsui Chemicals, a leader in performance materials and the optical industry. The investment, made through Mitsuis subsidiary SDC Technologies, is estimated to be a few million dollars. This strategic partnership aims to leverage flō Optics digital platform and SDCs materials expertise to develop advanced digital processes for coating optical lenses. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the development of next-generation optical coating technologies on a global scale. Mitsui Chemicals, which holds a significant share of the global optical materials market, is expanding its innovation footprint through this partnership.

growth-positive

Flō Optics, founded by Jonathan Jaglom, recently completed a $35 million funding round, aiming to revolutionize eyeglass lens printing. The company, which employs 60 people, is developing machines for digitally printing functional coatings on lenses, a market traditionally reliant on manual processes. The investment round was challenging due to wartime conditions but was successfully closed with contributions from MEI Systems, the Jaglom family, and Jonathan Jagloms private capital. The company is part of the Jaglom familys legacy in the printing industry, with Jonathan seeking to build on the successes and learn from the challenges faced by his fathers ventures in 3D printing.

growth-positive

flo Optics, an Israeli company specializing in digital printing for optical lenses, has completed a $35 million Series A financing round. The round was led by strategic entities in the ophthalmic industry, including MEI Systems. The funds will be used to accelerate development, expand production, and increase operations to meet growing demand. The company is transitioning from its development phase to its growth phase, aiming to disrupt the optical industry by digitalizing the lens coating process. The investment will also support global partnerships and innovation in the optics sector. The financing round was supported by law firm Naschitz Brandes Amir.

growth-positive

flo Optics, an Israeli company specializing in digital printing for optical lenses, has raised $35 million in a Series A financing round. The round was led by strategic entities in the ophthalmic industry, including MEI Systems. The investment will be used to accelerate development, expand production, and increase operations to meet growing demand. The company is transitioning from its development phase to its growth phase, preparing for product launch and initial customer installations. The funding will also help establish global partnerships and advance the optics sector. The financing round was supported by law firm Naschitz Brandes Amir.