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XJet files for public listing on Nasdaq stock exchange

Through an initial public offering (IPO), the company is set to offer 2 million shares at a price between $4 and $6 each, allowing the company to raise between $8 million to $12 million.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 May 2023

Inside XJet's Additive Manufacturing Center.

7 things we learned from Stratasys & Desktop Metal’s Joint Transaction Investors Call

A round-up of what was discussed by Stratasys and Desktop Metal on an investors call arranged after the companies announced a deal to merge.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 May 2023

Nano Dimension commences special tender offer for Stratasys takeover as Desktop Metal business combination announcement

Nano Dimension has commenced an all-cash special tender offer to purchase between 38.8% and 40.8% of the outstanding shares of Stratasys for 18.00 USD per share in cash.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 May 2023

Stratasys & Desktop Metal: What we know so far

We take an early look at the $1.8 billion merger between Stratasys and Desktop Metal.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 May 2023

Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing used by Materialise to produce GOGOA lower-limb exoskeleton parts

GOGOA, the maker of the HANK lower-limb exoskeleton, is using 3D printing technology for prototyping and small series manufacturing via Materialise.

By Sam Davies

/ 24 May 2023

Zeda announces advanced manufacturing facility expansion to 75,square feet

Advanced 3D manufacturing company Zeda has announced the opening of a new 75,000-square-foot facility in Cincinnati, Ohio which will be dedicated to ‘cutting-edge manufacturing and nano-coating technologies’.

By Sam Davies

/ 24 May 2023

nTop introduces major update to flagship software product

nTop has announced the latest major update of its flagship product nTop 4, with new capabilities across design, integration, scaling and adoption.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 May 2023

Berretta Medical harnesses Materialise CO-AM for the additive manufacture of bespoke leg braces

Berretta Medical Inc. (BMI) is leveraging Extol’s use of CO-AM and Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology, as well as Toolkit3D’s modelling software, to advance the manufacture of leg braces.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 May 2023

3DP4ME, Intel & Accenture partner to deliver 3D printed hearing aids in Jordan

Non-profit organisation 3DP4ME is working with Intel and Accenture to bring 3D printed custom-fitted hearing aids to children in Jordan. Intel is also aiming to ensure seamless collaboration between hearing aids and PCs.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 May 2023

TriMech's Solid Solutions acquires additive manufacturing service bureau 3DPRINTUK

UK-based service bureau 3DPRINTUK has been acquired by Solid Solutions, a SOLIDWORKS CAD reseller for the UK and Ireland.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 May 2023

TriMech's Solid Solutions acquires additive manufacturing service bureau 3DPRINTUK

Explained: Why Nexa3D acquired AddiFab and the XYZprinting SLS business

At RAPID + TCT, we caught up with Nexa3D, plus former employees of XYZprinting & AddiFab, to understand how and why the acquisitions came about.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 May 2023

Explained: Why Nexa3D acquired AddiFab and the XYZprinting SLS business

Alloy Enterprises raises $26 million as it prepares to ramp up production of 3D printed aluminium parts

Metal additive manufacturing parts supplier Alloy Enterprises has raised 26 million USD in an oversubscribed Series A funding round.

By Sam Davies

/ 17 May 2023

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