Colorado tech companies have found numerous ways to grow their businesses in the last week. Learn what these companies have in the works with the Built In Colorado Weekly Refresh.
Naked Wines could bring 251 jobs to Denver. The company is a D2C winery offering a wine subscription service that connects users to independent winemakers. Based in Napa, the company is establishing its second HQ in the Centennial State with plans to tap analytics, marketing and engineering talent. Naked Wines will hire software engineers, product managers and marketing professionals over the next eight years. [Built In Colorado]
Lunar Outpost pulled in $12M. With its new seed capital, the commercial planetary mobility company is launching a new class of autonomous moon rovers. Looking to expand human and robotic operations to new places in our solar system, Lunar Outpost is also investing in deploying its robotics to additional environments and developing new technologies. Explorer 1 Fund led the round. [BusinessWire]
Colorado Tech Quote of the Week
Helio Home works to make houses greener. This Colorado startup is helping homeowners retrofit their homes to be powered by electricity. Having served 35 customers so far, Helio Home is working to further its technology with an API to connect disparate sources of data to calculate the right heating, cooling and electrical loads. [Built In Colorado]
Terumo expanded into Denver. The Lakewood-based medtech company is building out its Colorado footprint with a new 170,000-square-foot facility in the state capital. The new office, located at 3525 Carter Court, will open in 2023 and house 300 employees. Terumo is dedicating this location to manufacturing single-use sets for collecting plasma. [Denver Business Journal]
Wunder partnered with ClearGen. Specializing in commercial and industrial solar technology, Wunder teamed up with investment company ClearGen to facilitate its goal of driving down U.S. carbon emissions. In addition to this new partnership, renewable energy company Wunder also secured a round of equity funding led by Keyframe Capital. [Yahoo Finance]
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