How much funding has Lincsolution raised?

Lincsolution has raised $17.3M in total funding. Key investors include Open Water Investment; WE Ventures; L&S Venture Capital; Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT); IBK (Industrial Bank of Korea); Korea Polytechnic University Tech Holding Company.

Who is the CEO of Lincsolution?

Choi Geun-sik (최근식) is the CEO of Lincsolution. The company was founded in 2015.

Where is Lincsolution located?

Lincsolution is headquartered in Anyang, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.

What funding stage is Lincsolution at?

Lincsolution is currently at the Public stage.

How many employees does Lincsolution have?

Lincsolution has approximately 51-200 employees.

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HardwareAnyang, Gyeonggi-do, South KoreaFounded 2015· One of 1738 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

South Korean 3D printer manufacturer and 3D printing service provider specializing in large-format SLA, FDM, and metal binder jetting technologies, listed on KOSDAQ in 2025.

CEO / Founder: Choi Geun-sik (최근식)
Team Size: 51-200
Stage: Public
Total Funding: $17.3M
Latest Round: Pre-IPO
Key Investors: Open Water Investment; WE Ventures; L&S Venture Capital; Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT); IBK (Industrial Bank of Korea); Korea Polytechnic University Tech Holding Company

Technology & Products

Key Products

LINK SL-1500 (large-format industrial SLA 3D printer with dual laser); LINK SL-2300 (large SLA 3D printer, 2.3m build size); LINK EP-300/EP-500 (FDM printers); Metal Binder Jet printers (using Xaar printheads); BLT S400 (metal PBF); Bio 3D printers; LimitXtreme AI-based product development platform

Technological Advantage

Proprietary large-format SLA technology with dual laser system achieving up to 3x faster print speeds than some alternatives; PEEK-based super engineering plastic 3D printing; metal binder jetting with Xaar printheads; AI-based LimitXtreme platform for design optimization; 10+ technology patents.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

End-to-end 3D printing solutions from hardware manufacturing to on-demand printing services, with proprietary large-format SLA technology and open material platform.

How They Differentiate

Developed a large-format SLA 3D printer (2.3m); operates a large-scale 3D printing foundry in Daejeon (19,800㎡); offers both hardware manufacturing and on-demand printing services; open material platform supporting diverse polymers and metals; AI-integrated product development platform.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Automotive, aerospace/defense, robotics, medical, semiconductor, consumer goods manufacturers; also provides 3D printing service (on-demand manufacturing) for companies without in-house printers.

Industry Verticals

Automotive; Aerospace & Defense; Robotics; Medical; Semiconductor; Consumer Goods

Competitors

Sindoh (South Korea); Carima (South Korea); Farsoon Technologies (China)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Revenue: ₩11.1B (2024, +52% YoY), ₩7.3B (2023), ₩3.8B (2022); 2025 IPO raised ₩20.7B; targeting ₩61.4-94.9B revenue by 2027 from Daejeon foundry ramp-up

Major Milestones

2015: Founded; 2019: Prime Minister's Commendation for venture industry; 2020: CES 2020 Innovation Award; 2022: TI-2 technology grade; selected as Materials/Parts/Equipment 100 company; 2023: Selected for defense innovation program; 2024: Cumulative investment surpassed ₩22.5B; 2025: KOSDAQ listing (June 10, 2025, ticker: 474650); signed 3D printer supply contract with Hyundai Motor; received ₩12.8B government subsidy for Daejeon foundry; 2026: Acquired AMSolutions for robot-based metal 3D printing

Notable Customers

Hyundai Motor Company; Kia; Samsung Electronics; Hanwha Aerospace; Amorepacific; Osstem Implant; Invisalign; Boston Dynamics; Agency for Defense Development (ADD); Unastella (space launch vehicle startup)

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Why this company matters

LinkSolution positions itself as a transition enabler from prototyping to mass-production infrastructure in additive manufacturing. The company focuses on large-scale systems and high-speed metal binder jetting that reduce lead times and costs for heavy industries, differentiating from conventional powder bed fusion approaches.

Core technologies include large-format SLA printers such as the SL-2300 with a 2.3-meter build capacity, high-performance FDM printers specialized for PEEK and industrial polymers, and industrial metal binder jetting systems for precision metal parts. The company also operates an additive manufacturing as a service facility called the Daejeon Automation Foundry and develops proprietary materials including PEEK and customized resins. A floating resin technology supports its SLA platform.

LinkSolution serves defense, automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics, and healthcare verticals. Named customers include Hyundai Motor Group, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, Boston Dynamics, and the South Korean Ministry of National Defense. The company has been designated a Defense Innovation Startup 100 by the South Korean government and received a CES 2020 Innovation Award.

The company holds a TI-2 Top-tier Technology Grade certification and has partnerships with HP, Autodesk, and Namson for distribution in Southeast Asia. LinkSolution went public on KOSDAQ in June 2025 with a market capitalization of approximately 128.3 billion KRW. Key investors include IBK Bank and the Defense Innovation New Technology Investment Fund. Competition includes TPC Mechatronics, InssTek, 3D Systems, and Stratasys.