Founded in 2011, registered capital about 12.74 million CNY, 98 employees (2024), headquartered in Hangzhou, China, and recognized as a national-level specialized and innovative key little giant enterprise.
Major Milestones
2011: Founded; 2012: Series A from Hangzhou Gaotejia Longzhihaimai; 2023: ¥150M strategic investment from Zhejiang Jinye Construction; 2025-10: Signed ¥1.1B 3D printing manufacturing base project in Bengbu, Anhui
Notable Customers
Shenyang Technician College (沈阳技师学院); Zhejiang Vocational and Technical University of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (浙江机电职业技术大学); Sichuan Tourism University (四川旅游学院); Quanzhou Arts and Crafts Vocational College (泉州工艺美术职业学院)
Hangzhou Himalaya Information Technology Co., Ltd. positions itself as a comprehensive additive manufacturing systems provider, offering both metal and polymer platforms rather than specializing in a single process. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Hangzhou, the company has grown to over 200 employees and is recognized as a national-level specialized and innovative key little giant enterprise in China.
The company's core technology stack spans multiple AM processes: laser powder bed fusion (PBF-LB) for metals, binder jetting (BJT), material extrusion (MEX), PBF-LB for polymers, and vat photopolymerization (VPP) using both DLP and SLA methods. Key products include selective laser melting equipment for metal AM and polymer resin systems, supported by technical consulting services. This breadth allows Hangzhou Himalaya to serve applications from high-strength metal components to fine-feature polymer parts.
Primary end markets are aerospace OEMs, medical device manufacturers, mold repair facilities, and precision equipment makers. The company competes with established global players such as EOS, 3D Systems, and Stratasys, differentiating through a dual metal-and-polymer approach combined with strong application engineering support. Partnerships include Zhejiang University and a local education technology firm, reflecting ties to regional R&D and training ecosystems.
Hangzhou Himalaya has raised over $21 million in funding, with notable investors including Zhejiang Jinye Construction Co., Ltd., Chenghe Capital, and several Hangzhou-based funds. A ¥150 million strategic investment from Zhejiang Jinye Construction in 2023 signals continued scaling ambitions. CEO Zhao Qingyang, a former technician at Zhejiang University's Automation Institute and founder of Zhejiang Yangchi Technology, brings both technical and entrepreneurial experience to the company's growth trajectory.