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Why are so many 3D print companies “going public”?
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Why are so many 3D print companies “going public”?
Fast Radius is the latest digital manufacturing company set to hit the public market.
Xometry and Markforged have both officially gone public, and FATHOM has announced its intent to join them, upping additive manufacturing on the stock market.
Shapeways is set to become SHPW on the NYSE via SPAC.
VELO3D officially announced they are going public.
A report suggests that metal 3D printer manufacturer VELO3D is set to go public via a SPAC.
On the heels of Markforged’s announcement of intent to go public, we catch up with the team for an inside look at company strategy and what we can expect...
Markforged is set to become the next $2 billion public 3D printing company.
Desktop Metal is officially a publicly traded pure-play 3D printing company listed on the NYSE.
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