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BlackRock, Baillie Gifford Lead ICON’s $200MM Series D as 3D-Printing Builder Resets Valuation to $1.4 Billion

October 15, 20264 Mins read23
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Austin-based ICON pulled in $200 million in Series D capital co-led by Baillie Gifford and BlackRock-managed funds, a round that values the 3D-printing construction company at $1.4 billion, well below the near-$2 billion mark it reached in 2022, as it readies its Titan multistory printers for delivery to outside builders.

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