ATLIX (formerly TRUMPF Additive Manufacturing) has reported 'outstanding commercial results' for December 2025 and has said it has entered 2026 with a solid order backlog.
The company believes this performance confirms strong market appreciation for its renewed brand identity, refreshed corporate image and expanded product portfolio. At Formnext, ATLIX unveiled the latest iteration of its TruPrint 5000 metal additive manufacturing platform.
According to ATLIX, the new machine - which features a build volume of 500 x 500 x 400 mm as well as advanced automation features - was well received at Formnext. This, combined with 'the strong energy and engagement of the ATLIX team,' is said to have generated strong momentum. Momentum, that ATLIX says, has translated into concrete business results. December 2025 was the highest monthly order intake of the entire year.
“The strong response we received at Formnext and the excellent close of the year clearly demonstrate that our transformation is being recognised by the market,” said Matthias Himmelsbach, ATLIX’S CEO. “Our new brand identity, the products we presented, and the commitment of our team have strengthened customer confidence in ATLIX and provide a solid foundation for continued growth. We truly appreciate our customers for their continued trust in our expertise.”
The ATLIX brand was created after TRUMPF sold off its additive manufacturing business last summer.
