INDUSTRY NEWS
TEXTUREJET CELEBRATES A LANDMARK YEAR OF GROWTH, INNOVATION, AND GLOBAL MOMENTUM IN 2025 TextureJet, a leading innovator in advanced surface processing technology, is celebrating a stand-out year marked by major investment, product breakthroughs, strengthened industry partnerships, and international recognition. As 2025 comes to a close, the company reflects on twelve months of significant milestones that have accelerated its mission to transform surface engineering for next-generation manufacturing.
Major Investment Fuels Growth and Innovation
PrecisionJet Expands to 5-Axis Capabilities
This year, TextureJet secured a strategic investment package that brings together a unique combination of public and private support, including contributions from the University of Nottingham, Foresight Group through the Midlands Engine Investment Fund (MEIF 1), and Maven Capital Partners utilising MEIF 2 capital.
TextureJet also announced expanded configurations of PrecisionJet - its fully scalable multi-axis machining centre is now available in 3-, 4-, and 5-axis platforms. This advancement enables unprecedented precision and adaptability for complex manufacturing applications across high-value industries.
“This funding round is more than just capital, it’s a powerful endorsement of our technology, team, and the regional ecosystem that supports high-growth innovation,” said Jonathon Mitchell-Smith, CEO and Founder of TextureJet. “We’re proud to bring together such a distinguished group of investors who share our vision of transforming surface processing for the next generation of manufacturing.”
Next-Generation STAT® Machine Debuts In 2025, TextureJet unveiled the next evolution of its flagship technology: the next-generation STAT® machine. The updated system delivers enhanced capability in a compact, streamlined footprint - offering manufacturers improved flexibility, usability, and production-ready performance.
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Strong Sales Momentum with Leading Global Partners Throughout 2025, TextureJet strengthened collaborations with respected companies and research institutions, including WMG at the University of Warwick, Dynatec, KU Leuven, and a leading German research institute. These partnerships reflect the industry’s growing demand for repeatable, automated, and sustainable surface processing solutions.
New White Paper Demonstrates Advances in Edge Break Technology This year, TextureJet published a technical white paper titled “Elevating Precision with Next-Generation Edge Finishing Technology”.