The deep tech startup, a spin-off of Milan Polytechnic University is close to break-even
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In 2026, Phononic Vibes, a deep tech spin-off of Milan Polytechnic University which develops and markets innovative technologies for noise and vibration reduction, could launch a 10 million euros round for its organic growth and M&A, Luca d’Alessandro, ceo and co-founder, said to BeBeez Live (see here the video). The company aims to hit the break-even and generate a 20 million euros turnover between 2025 and 2026.
Phononic Vibes (PV) operates in the field of metamaterials and makes their structures much more effective at absorbing noise and vibrations. D’Alessandro, Giovanni Capellari and Stefano Caverni founded the firm.
The company initially manufactured its items in outsourcing and in 2022 acquired Matis Insonorizzazioni, a troubled Italian SME, for carrying on the production process. PV recently opened a plant in Vigano (Milan area).
Since its foundation, PV raised a total of 9 million. In 2019, PV attracted 0.5 million from Poli360, a vehicle of 360 Capital, Milan Polytechnic and Pantecnica (see here a previous post by BeBeez). In 2020, the company secured a 2 million round that Eureka! Ventures led (see here a previous post by BeBeez) while in 2022 it attracted 6 million from CDP Venture Capital (see here a previous post by BeBeez).
At the end of 2025, PV expects to generate sales of 7 million and hit a financial break even ahead of a 20 million turnover target by the next two years and 50 million by 2030.
The company could also grow through M&A and launch a 10 million round in 2026, D’Alessandro concluded.
