Divergent Technologies, Inc.

Divergent Technologies, Inc. is a privately held company headquartered in Torrance, California, that is revolutionizing industrial-scale manufacturing through its proprietary Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS™). The company's core business involves an end-to-end digital manufacturing platform that integrates AI-enabled design, advanced additive manufacturing (3D printing), and robotic assembly to produce complex metal and multi-material structures. Its mission is to build a new industrial age by enabling faster, more flexible, and environmentally sustainable production processes for critical industries.

Divergent's primary offering is its DAPS™ platform, which functions as a software-defined manufacturing system capable of producing mission-critical hardware. The company provides manufacturing as a service, serving key market segments including aerospace, defense, and automotive. Products range from vehicle structures and munition airframes to warhead casings and automotive subframes. Divergent has also developed its own industrial metal 3D printer, the Monolith One, which is integral to the DAPS™ platform and is not commercially available.

In June 2026, Divergent Technologies unveiled its Monolith One 3D printer and announced a significant expansion with a new 430,000-square-foot factory in Long Beach, California, projected to increase annual production output eightfold for its defense and commercial customers. The company is actively involved in defense contracts, including producing components for the Tomahawk cruise missile for Raytheon. Lukas Czinger serves as CEO and Co-Founder, while Kevin Czinger is the Founder, Lead Inventor, and Executive Chairman. Divergent has secured over $1 billion in funding, achieving a valuation of $2.3 billion following a $290 million Series E round in September 2025.