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15/05/2019
Munich – cynora GmbH, a materials manufacturer in the display industry, has received an additional USD 25 million from investors in Asia, Europe and the US in a first closing of its Series C financing round. New Series C investors include SRF Partners Group LLC, a US fund in which a Korean technology company also holds a stake, DBOLED LLC, a US fund, and Korea-based SBI Cross-Border Advantage Fund. Existing investors (MIG Fonds and Wecken & Cie) also participated in the round. Final closing of the C round with further investment is expected shortly.
A CMS team headed by lead partner Stefan-Ulrich Müller advised CYNORA again on all legal aspects of the financing round. The Munich-based team also recently advised on the company’s Series B financing round in 2017.
cynora GmbH has its headquarters in Bruchsal, Baden-Württemberg. It manufactures high-efficiency emitter systems needed for next-generation organic LED displays (OLED). Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) technology claims to cut power consumption by up to 50%. The privately held company was established in 2008 and is supported by a consortium of global investors.
Stefan-Ulrich Müller, Lead Partner
Anton Hieber, Associate
Sabine Renz, Associate
Felix Schmitt, Associate, all Corporate/Venture Capital
Stefan Lehr, Partner, Competition & EU
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