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Company says merger will create “the first industrial additive manufacturing company covering the full manufacturing lifecycle from design to mass production in both polymers and metal.”
Company says it continues to focus its priorities and investments on its core capabilities and offerings including print, IT, and digital services.
However, “Separate from the potential industry consolidation, the prospects for 3D printing remain bright, with demand growing and accelerating.”
This week’s most alarming news came from market-research firm International Data Corporation…
Rivaling Fujifim’s attempted takeover of Xerox, and Xerox’s attempted takeover of HP Inc., a similar contentious fight is being played out in the 3D-printer world…
3D Printing / Acquisitions / Mergers & Acquisitions / Stratasys
by Kathleen Wirth · Published June 13, 2023
According to Investopedia, Stratasys has a market cap of $818.8 million, and revenue of $659.2 million.
“Receiving the expanded 510(k) clearance for anatomic modeling of soft tissue is an exciting milestone for Ricoh as we continue to lead the way in offering democratized access to patient-specific 3D-printed models in healthcare,”
Top-down, our expert engineering team believes that this technology will help manufacturers re-shore production and we are excited to be a major player in that supply chain.”
New service includes converting medical scans into 3D printable files, then printing via Stratasys 3D printers.
Xerox is out of 3D printing – at least for now – but it’s equipment-financing business, FITTLE…
Company reports on new additive-manufacturing applications and previews new Jet Fusion 5400 Series.
Professional, Design, and Personal 3D printers also see shipment increases, while Japan’s 3D-printer presence grows,
“We are confident that Ricoh’s unique aluminum BJ technology will significantly contribute to solving … issues our customers face.”
“After four years of fast-paced hardware and software development, Xerox has made the unfortunate decision to cease all new development and sales…”
Company entered 3D-printer market in 2019 with the acquisition of Vader Systems, a metal 3D-printing startup company.
3D Printing / Epson / Featured Posts / Fujifilm / HP / Ricoh / Sharp
by Kathleen Wirth · Published September 16, 2022
One challenge is maintaining and equipping both traditional offices and home-workers’ offices.
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