Exum Instruments, Inc.

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

Denver,
CO
(2023)

Exum Instruments, Inc.

Manufacturing

Investment

NMTC Amount: $2,499,998
Total Project Cost: $3,999,998

IMPACT

50 FTE jobs
35 jobs created and 15 jobs retained.

CDEs

Advantage Capital

Project Description

Exum Instruments, Inc. (“Exum”) is a scientific instrument manufacturer currently based in Denver, CO. The company’s sole product is the Massbox, the first Laser Ablation Laser Ionization Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer commercially available. This project provided funding to increase production capacity, hire additional employees, and expand into the additive manufacturing industry.

MAP

Address: 747 Sheridan Boulevard, Denver, CO 80214

Census Tract: 8059011552

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