Excess Materials Exchangerevenue & funding
Data Science and Machine Learning PlatformsAmsterdam, NetherlandsFounded 2018CEO Christian van Maaren
Excess Materials Exchange is a Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms company based in Amsterdam, founded in 2018.
Excess Materials Exchange revenue
Excess Materials Exchange's annual revenue was $5M in June 2025.
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 2025 | $5M | Founder, June 2025 Webinar |
Excess Materials Exchange funding rounds & investors
Excess Materials Exchange has raised $5M in one round: a Series A in December 2024.
| Date | Round | Raised |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 2024 | Series A | $5M |
| Total raised | $5M |
Excess Materials Exchange CEO & employees
Christian van Maaren is CEO of Excess Materials Exchange. Excess Materials Exchange has 45 employees (June 2025, LinkedIn).
Excess Materials Exchange FAQ
What is Excess Materials Exchange's revenue?
Excess Materials Exchange's annual revenue was $5M in June 2025, according to the founder, in a June 2025 webinar.
How much funding has Excess Materials Exchange raised?
Excess Materials Exchange has raised $5M in one funding round: a Series A in December 2024.
How many employees does Excess Materials Exchange have?
Excess Materials Exchange has 45 employees as of June 2025, according to LinkedIn.
Who is the CEO of Excess Materials Exchange?
Christian van Maaren is the CEO of Excess Materials Exchange.
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