Oct 16, 2020
Terecircuits was selected by Pepperdine Graziadio Business School as a 2020 Most Fundable Companies® Winner from a national field of over 4,500 companies
(PRUnderground) October 16th, 2020

Terecircuits Corporation is pleased to announce that it has been selected as one of the Most Fundable Companies® for 2020 by Pepperdine Graziadio Business School. Competing against over 4,500 companies from all 50 states, Terecircuits was selected for the elite list of 20 winners and was one of only 3 companies in the top Platinum category.
“After going through the extensive vetting and diligence process, it is an honor for Terecircuits to receive this recognition,” said Wayne Rickard, CEO Terecircuits. “Hard Tech often gets overlooked by the investment community, but Pepperdine looked beyond the category and considered success variables including financial projections, market opportunity, intellectual property and the strength of the management team.”
Terecircuits is pioneering manufacturing techniques that use a new class of polymer to support assembly of advanced electronics, including mass transfer of MicroLEDs for displays.
Now in its third year, the Pepperdine Most Fundable Companies® competition, in partnership with The Venture Alliance (TVA), evaluates and selects promising startups based on their readiness for private investment. Amy Wood, Project Manager at the Peate Institute for Entrepreneurship, Pepperdine Graziadio Business School, added: “Our program exists to educate and enlighten founders on what constitutes a fundable company, as well as support relevant distinctive research in identifying characteristics of successful startups.”
The award announcement follows the closing of Terecircuits’ Seed Round, which attracted investments from Golden Seeds, Tech Coast Angels, Desert Angels, Frontier Angels and Lateral Capital Management.
As a winner of the Most Fundable Companies competition, Terecircuits Corporation will be profiled on Entrepreneur.com and will be featured in the December print issue of the magazine. For a complete list of the winners, visit www.pepperdine.edu/mfc-list, where you can also vote for Terecircuits (or another winner) as the “crowd favorite” through November 1.
Disclaimers: The Pepperdine Most Fundable Companies list does not represent an offer to sell securities. It does not constitute investment advice, nor is it an endorsement of any particular product or service. Pepperdine University is not a broker-dealer and does not perform services provided by a broker-dealer, including but not limited to any financial or investment advising.
About Terecircuits Corporation
Terecircuits Corporation is a venture-backed startup, launched by founders with previous startup success, years of experience, and a truly groundbreaking core technology that will enable products requiring micron-scale circuit fabrication and assembly to be built faster and with greater accuracy than is achievable with today’s best practices. ”Instrumenting the world” as envisioned by Industry 4.0 and IoT will require fundamental changes to advanced manufacturing to handle the sheer scale of production at reasonable costs. Meeting these challenges with new and inventive materials and processes is our goal at Terecircuits. Besides enabling products that have never been built before, the Terecircuits process requires less energy and less capital equipment, democratizing advanced electronics manufacturing for Displays, Wearables, Smart Vehicles, Virtual Reality, and Medical Devices. For more information, visit www.terecircuits.com
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