Foundation Alloy

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What does Foundation Alloy do?
Foundation Alloy designs and produces advanced engineering alloys, including molybdenum and specialty steels, with properties beyond conventional metallurgy. Utilizing their proprietary MetalsFIRST™ solid-state manufacturing process, they create superior materials for demanding applications in automotive, defense, and consumer sectors. Their offerings range from finished parts to semi-finished stock, with upcoming nickel superalloys.
What is Foundation Alloy's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Foundation Alloy's annual revenue at $2.4M (range $1.1M to $18.1M, 29% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Foundation Alloy's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Foundation Alloy's effective valuation at $1.0B (range $722.1M to $1.3B, 40% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Foundation Alloy raised?
Foundation Alloy has raised a total of $22M in funding. The most recent round on record is Funding Round.
Where is Foundation Alloy headquartered?
Foundation Alloy is headquartered in San Carlos, California, USA.
When was Foundation Alloy founded?
Foundation Alloy was founded in 2021.
What industry does Foundation Alloy operate in?
Foundation Alloy operates in Materials Science, Manufacturing, Industrial Technology, Advanced Manufacturing, Industrial Automation, Smart Manufacturing.
What is Foundation Alloy's current status?
Foundation Alloy's current operating status is: Inactive.
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