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Immensa

ServiceMiddle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia)Founded 2016· One of 2188 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Immensa offers an advanced additive manufacturing platform that digitizes spare parts, manages digital warehousing, and provides on-demand production, ensuring efficient and sustainable operations.

CEO / Founder
Fahmi Al-Shawwa
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$27M
Latest Round
Series B
Key Investors
Global Ventures, Endeavor Catalyst Fund, EDGO, Energy Capital Group (ECG), Shorooq Partners, Green Coast Investments, Dubai Future District Fund (DFDF)

Technology & Products

Key Products

Immensa offers spare part digitization, digital warehousing, and on-demand production, primarily for the oil and gas, defense, aviation, medical, and transportation sectors. They provide end-to-end solutions for the full digital supply chain.

Technological Advantage

DNV-certified additive manufacturing facilities combined with advanced expertise in spare part digitization.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Digitization of spare parts and on-demand production to reduce costs and environmental impact.

How They Differentiate

Focus on spare part digitization and ISO-certified facilities setting them apart from other providers in the market.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Energy, power, and utility sectors, as well as manufacturers needing spare parts

Industry Verticals

Oil and Gas, Energy, Manufacturing

Competitors

Xometry, Desktop Metal, Carbon

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Immensa acquired Shakl3D and LayLabs to form Immensa KSA, became the first company in Saudi Arabia to receive an AM license from the Ministry of Investments in April 2021, invested in a $15 million facility in Dammam in June 2023, invested over $6 million in an AI-driven Digital Inventory Solution, has produced over 100,000 parts, and operates two state-of-the-art factories in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Major Milestones

Acquisition of Shakl3D and LayLabs in Saudi Arabia, Establishment of two DNV-certified facilities in UAE and Saudi Arabia

Notable Customers

Aramco, Adnoc, Schlumberger, and other major oil and gas conglomerates.

https://immensa.io

AM patents

AM-relevant patents linked to this company.

Patents
1
Granted
0
Families
1

Leading domains: process (1)

Filings by year: 2018: 1

  1. Method for Casting a Construction Element and a Mould for Use in the Method20190351575 · US

Funding rounds

  • Series B$20.0M2023-11-29Lead: Global Ventures
  • Series A$7.0M2021-11-09Lead: Alturki Ventures

Why this company matters

AMPulse analysis, not a company disclosure

Immensa positions itself as a digital supply chain operator for spare parts, focusing on the oil and gas, energy, and utility sectors in the Middle East. Its core offering replaces traditional warehousing with a digital inventory of 3D-printable files, enabling on-demand production of metal components. The company claims to be the first ISO-certified additive manufacturing engineering firm in the MENA region, holding oil and gas ISO29001 certification, which is a differentiator in a sector with strict quality standards.

The company's technology stack centers on metal additive manufacturing, with DNV-certified production facilities in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Immensa provides end-to-end services including part digitization, digital warehousing, and on-demand manufacturing. It has produced over 100,000 parts and invested in an AI-driven digital inventory solution. The company also submitted what it describes as the first 3D printing-related patent from a UAE-based firm, covering reusable molds for construction.

Immensa's customer base includes major oil and gas conglomerates such as Aramco, Adnoc, and Schlumberger. The company also serves defense, aviation, medical, and transportation sectors. Its acquisition of Shakl3D and LayLabs formed Immensa KSA, and it became the first company in Saudi Arabia to receive an additive manufacturing license from the Ministry of Investments in April 2021. A $15 million facility in Dammam was added in June 2023.

The company's strategic moat lies in its early certification and deep integration with energy sector supply chains, but it faces competition from global on-demand manufacturing platforms like Xometry and Desktop Metal. Its regional focus and specialized certifications may limit scalability outside the MENA energy market, though the $27 million in funding from investors including Global Ventures and Shorooq Partners suggests confidence in its niche.