Sandvik has announced that 3D printing service provider BEAMIT has acquired 100% of ZARE, becoming one of the largest additive manufacturing bureaus in Europe.
Xometry has announced a further $75 million in equity funding, led by funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, and drawing contributions from BMW, Dell and Bosch.
LightForce Orthodontics, a company using 3D printing to produce customisable teeth brackets, has secured $14m in investment from Tyche Partners, Matrix Partners and AM Ventures.
Fripp Design Limited has announced it is looking to sell its 3D printing silicone intellectual property with the owner wanting to pursue other ambitions.
Desktop Metal has announced it is to become a publicly listed company after agreeing to a reverse merger with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Trine Acquisition Corp and global credit investment firm HPS Investment Partners.
3D Systems has announced it is to reduce its workforce by 20% in a ‘difficult but essential step’ to ‘better position the company for sustainable and profitable growth’.
Nexa3D is set to acquire fellow XponentialWorks investee and 3D printing vendor NXT Factory subject to customary and deal-specific closing conditions being met.
