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Niron Magnetics

Engineering and Manufacturing Equipment · Minneapolis, United States · Founded 2014

Niron Magnetics is a startup that operates in the green technology sector, specifically in the production of permanent magnets. These magnets are essential components in a variety of consumer, industrial, and automotive applications, including computers, appliances, and automobiles. They convert electricity into motion and are also found at the heart of electricity generators. The company's unique selling point is its Clean Earth Magnet technology, which allows for the mass production of high-performance permanent magnets using abundant, sustainable materials. This technology is a response to the growing demand for alternatives to the unsustainable rare earth magnets currently in use. Niron's manufacturing process combines nanomaterial engineering with mature metallurgical methods to produce high-performance magnets at a more stable cost than alternatives. This process manipulates the crystal structure of Iron Nitride to create high-strength magnets. The company's business model is based on selling these magnets to manufacturers of devices that require them. It makes money by offering a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to the expensive and environmentally damaging rare earth magnets currently in use. In summary, Niron Magnetics is a green technology startup that produces sustainable, high-performance permanent magnets for a variety of applications. Its business model is based on selling these magnets to manufacturers, offering a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to the current market offerings. Keywords: Green Technology, Permanent Magnets, Sustainable Materials, Nanomaterial Engineering, Metallurgical Methods, High-Performance Magnets, Cost-Effective, Environmentally Friendly, Manufacturing, Clean Earth Magnet Technology.

Investors

11 investors on Niron Magnetics's cap table

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Seed 1 investor entered at this stage
US Department of Energy
Series A 3 investors entered at this stage
Artiman Ventures
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Anzu Partners
Series B+ 7 investors entered at this stage
Volvo Cars Tech Fund
Volta Energy Technologies
Western Digital Capital
GM Ventures
Stellantis Ventures
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
Allison Ventures

Global footprint

Where Niron Magnetics has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
3 countries with
team presence
🇺🇸 United States98.4%
🇨🇦 Canada0.8%
🇮🇱 Israel0.8%
3 countries shown

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The shape of Niron Magnetics's talent

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150 employeestotal headcount
4 executives & foundersidentified by name
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Market sentiment

What the market is saying about Niron Magnetics

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