AlixLabs Raises €14.1M In Series A Funding Round

The Series A round was led by Navigare Ventures, Industrifonden, and FORWARD.one, with additional participation from Sweden’s STOAF and Global Brain.

AlixLabs plans to use the funding to accelerate the development and scaling of its proprietary Atomic Layer Etching Pitch Splitting (APS) technology.

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Led by CEO Jonas Sundqvist, AlixLabs is a deep-tech company spun out of Lund University, developing atomic layer etching (ALE) technology known as ALE Pitch Splitting (APS).

The company claims its APS method enables more cost-effective, sustainable, and efficient semiconductor fabrication by splitting nanostructures in a single process step.

APS beta testing with customers is scheduled to begin in 2026, with early manufacturing implementation targeted for 2027.

“This Series A enables us to transform our APS™ innovation from customer validation to industrial adoption,” said Jonas Sundqvist CEO of AlixLabs. “We’re now entering an exciting phase where our focus turns toward beta testing with leading customers – a critical step on the path to full-scale manufacturing by 2027. Our technology has the potential to dramatically lower both energy use and costs per wafer, helping to make advanced semiconductor production more accessible.”

About AlixLabs

AlixLabs is a Swedish semiconductor supplier offering equipment and processes for manufacturing nanostructures smaller than 20 nanometers. Using APS™, the company enables energy-efficient fabrication of structures beyond the resolution limits of optical and electron beam lithography.