Divergent Technologies, Inc.

Founded in 2014 and based in California, US, Divergent Technologies, Inc. , specializes in transforming manufacturing through advanced 3D printing technologies, particularly the Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS™), targeting industries such as automotive and aerospace. Founded in 2014 by Felipe Fischel, Kevin Czinger, Muzahid Hossain, Safikul KAOSAR, and Silas Omenda, Divergent Technologies, Inc. is headquartered in Torrance, California, US.

The company has executed 10 deals and raised a total of USD 229. 272 million through funding rounds, with the latest being Series D led by Hexagon AB. The company's current valuation stands at USD 1,310. 681 million .

Divergent Technologies focuses on revolutionizing the manufacturing landscape through its core offering, the Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS™). This system leverages in-house developed AI-enabled engineering software to design, optimize, and manufacture complex structures that address performance and manufacturing constraints. The technology facilitates the production of individual printed Nodes™ using application-specific alloys, with instructions sent directly to 3D printers, enabling industrial-scale output. Divergent primarily serves industries such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications, targeting manufacturers seeking flexible, low-cost production solutions.

The company's products have been implemented across various geographical markets, including North America, Europe, and Asia, catering to a diverse client base that values rapid innovation and agile production capabilities. Divergent Technologies generates revenue through a model that emphasizes B2B transactions, primarily providing solutions to manufacturers in the automotive and aerospace sectors. Clients engage with the company through partnerships that may involve subscription-based access to their proprietary software, as well as direct sales of the DAPS™ system and printed Nodes™. The business structure typically involves contracts that outline the specific needs of clients, allowing for tailored production capabilities.

In September 2025, Divergent Technologies, Inc. raised USD 250 million in series E funding led by new investor Rochefort Asset Management. The round was part of a larger USD 290 million series E and venture debt funding. The company will use the funding to scale its digital manufacturing platform for aerospace and defense and to develop new capabilities for other products.