Restor3d Raises $104M for Its 3D-Printed Orthopedic Implants

The company has proprietary software and vertically integrated additive manufacturing.

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Restor3d announced a strategic investment partnership with Partners Group. Under the agreement, Partners Group will acquire a minority stake in restor3d, marking the company’s first institutional investment.

As part of this transaction, restor3d has raised a total of $104 million, including $65 million of new equity from Partners Group and $39 million from existing shareholders.

Founded in 2017, restor3d combines proprietary design software, vertically integrated additive manufacturing, and surgical planning to deliver implants tailored to both surgeon preference and patient anatomy. With FDA-cleared solutions across shoulder, hip, knee, foot, and ankle, restor3d gives surgeons with patient-specific implants that improve surgical fit and function. In 2024, the company partnered with more than 520 surgeons across 740 hospitals nationwide.

The proceeds from the investment will be used for continued product innovation, expand commercial growth, and broaden access to personalized orthopedic care. Partners Group will also join restor3d’s board of directors, contributing its deep operational experience and healthcare expertise to support the Company’s long-term strategy.

β€œThis investment marks an exciting milestone for restor3d as we expand access to personalized orthopedic solutions,” said Kurt Jacobus, CEO of restor3d. β€œWith Partners Group’s support, we will continue to deliver innovations that empower surgeons and improve outcomes for patients across the full spectrum of joint replacement.”

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