
Manufacturing alloys now run 900-day lead times. That's because we're still making metal by melting it, which humans have done since the Bronze Age. Engineering alloys are inside everything advanced: jet engines, rockets, energy infrastructure, precision tools. The traditional melt-based process is energy-hungry, slow, and pressed against a performance ceiling it can't push through. Aircraft sit on the ground, manufacturing lines slow down, and supply gaps show up across aerospace, energy, and materials production. @FoundationAlloy skips melting entirely. MetalsFIRST is a solid-state process that produces engineering alloys legacy methods can't make: specialty steels with 80-90% fewer processing steps, and alloys at 3x the strength of standard commercial alternatives. A new 36,000 sqft Massachusetts facility and a modular production cell in New Hampshire put the company on a path from pilot output to tons per week by 2027 -- all made in America. We're excited to lead @FoundationAlloy's $22M Series A and back Jake Guglin's all-star team.
















