Strategic funding Velox recently completed a $38 million financing round led by Fortissimo Capital with participation from multiple investors, signaling strong growth momentum and potential for expansion partnerships, licensing deals, or co-development opportunities in digital can printing.

Acquisition activity Recent news indicates Velox assets including patents and manufacturing technology were sold to Hinterkopf to expand their digital can-printing portfolio, suggesting potential for collaboration, technology licensing, or co-selling arrangements with teams deep in digital decoration for rigid containers.

Robust customer pipeline Velox cites exceptional growth with new customers and a strong project pipeline, presenting opportunities for upsell of digital decoration runtimes, service contracts, and expansion into additional can formats or packaging segments as clients scale production.

Technical differentiation The company emphasizes a unique direct-to-shape digital printing approach with specialized inks and deposition architecture, offering higher decoration quality, lower total cost of ownership, and sustainability benefits—value props to frame against analog competitors in pitches.

Industry events & visibility Velox has engaged in global packaging events and demonstrations, including Paris Packaging Week and industry press coverage, indicating readiness for joint demonstrations, proof-of-concept pilots, and partner-led trials to accelerate adoption.