Alva Industries, a deep-tech company based in Trondheim, Norway, has raised €16 million in equity financing to support industrial scale-up, expanded manufacturing capacity, product development, and international growth.
The round was led by Nysnø Climate Investments, Sandwater, and Emerald Technology Ventures on behalf of Nabtesco Technology Ventures. Existing backers including Statkraft Ventures and EnvisionTech also participated, while Samsung Ventures’ investment from December 2025 was converted into shares as part of the round.
Alva develops ultra-compact, high-performance electric motors using its patented FiberPrinting manufacturing process. The company says its technology is designed for applications where weight, size, and precision are critical, including robotics, aerospace, medical devices, and defense.
The funding comes as demand continues to grow for smaller and more efficient motion systems across advanced industrial and mechatronics markets.
The round was led by Nysnø Climate Investments, Sandwater, and Emerald Technology Ventures on behalf of Nabtesco Technology Ventures. Existing backers including Statkraft Ventures and EnvisionTech also participated, while Samsung Ventures’ investment from December 2025 was converted into shares as part of the round.
Alva develops ultra-compact, high-performance electric motors using its patented FiberPrinting manufacturing process. The company says its technology is designed for applications where weight, size, and precision are critical, including robotics, aerospace, medical devices, and defense.
The funding comes as demand continues to grow for smaller and more efficient motion systems across advanced industrial and mechatronics markets.