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Desktop Metal Facing “Fatal Prognosis” if Nano Dimension Merger Fails - 3D Printing Industry
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The global #3Dprinting market is expected to experience significant growth, with shipments anticipated to exceed 21.5 million by 2030. The market size is projected to grow from USD 20.68 billion in 2023 to USD 117.78 billion by 2033, representing a CAGR of 19%. Nano Dimension stands at the forefront of the burgeoning 3D printing sector, particularly in electronics. Given the projected market growth, the increasing relevance of 3D printing technologies across multiple industries, and NNDM's strong cash position complemented by its active mergers and acquisitions strategy, the company is well-positioned to leverage its advanced capabilities and unique product offerings. This combination makes #NNDM an attractive investment opportunity for future growth. https://lnkd.in/dSkSZpF3
Desktop Metal Stockholders Approve Merger with Nano Dimension
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Peak Technology Acquires Type A Machines https://lnkd.in/g53TnbyN Your go-to for local business news. Follow citybiz PEAK Technology Sharon Woo #Peak #Technology #Acquires #Acquisitions #TypeAMachines #rapid #prototyping #advanced #manufacturing #solutions #semiconductor #Citybiz #Citybizco #Citybizlist #CitybizNews
Peak Technology Acquires Type A Machines
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Convergence of print technologies impacts the number of mergers & acquisitions in 2023. Here, Wide-Format Impressions offers an analysis of deals that took place over the past 5 years to determine and discusses the rationale behind them. https://ow.ly/Xzsy50R7VfC
Shifting Tides in The Wide-Format Printing Landscape
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IPO Company Overview: Name: WOL 3D India Limited Industry: 3D printing technology and services Legacy (Age): (Founded in 1988) Market Cap After IPO (approx.): 97CR Net Worth After IPO (approx.): 32 Key IPO Details: Opening Date: September 23, 2024 Closing Date: September 25, 2024 Price Band: 142-150RS Lot Size: 1000 Issue Size: 25.56CR Promoter Holding After IPO (approx.): 65% P/E Ratio After IPO (approx.): 19 P/B Ratio After IPO (approx.): 3 Reason for the IPO: The IPO proceeds will likely be used to expand 3D printing facilities, increase working capital, and general corporate purposes. For full company analysis, watch here: https://lnkd.in/gZWP5seG #WOL3DIPO #3DPrinting #TechIPO #Investing #IndianMarkets #SMEIPO
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And in AM (Additive Manufacturing) news. Nano Dimension acquires Desktop Metal (NANOD + DM) In related news, Shapeways a 3D printing services company files for bankruptcy. Here is a summary of the recent events generated by a LLM: It's been a busy week in the Additive Manufacturing (AM) industry, with several significant developments taking place. Here are some of the highlights: - McLaren has announced a partnership with Divergent to use Additive Manufacturing for producing chassis components in their next-generation supercars. - A new report titled "State of Chinese Additive Manufacturing: Market Opportunity Brief" has been released, analyzing the current state and future prospects of the AM industry in China. - 3D Systems and Precision Resource have announced a strategic partnership aimed at advancing metal Additive Manufacturing applications in high-criticality markets. Additionally, there have been some notable mergers, acquisitions, and other strategic moves in the AM space recently, such as Nano Dimensions acquiring Desktop Metal and Shapeways filing for bankruptcy. These changes reflect the dynamic and competitive nature of the AM industry, as companies seek to stay ahead of the curve and capitalize on new opportunities. Our take at Numorpho Cybernetic Systems (NUMO): When a disruptive technology eventually becomes mainstream, it leads to a lot of buyouts from larger companies that include that facet into their portfolio of offerings, mergers take place or companies without the right vision or financial backing simply fold. This happened with internet search companies, content management providers, ecommerce and marketing tools providers, and Wanna-Be's in the blockchain space. Additive Manufacturing is the newest in such graduations and although there have been rumblings for the past year and a half, it has finally happened. As we look ahead, it will be interesting to see how these shifts impact the overall landscape of AM. Will this consolidation lead to fewer players with more power, or will new startups emerge to challenge the status quo? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the AM industry is in for some exciting changes. #additivemanufacturing #am #3dprinting
Nano Dimension to acquire outstanding shares of Desktop Metal; Deal could be worth as little as $135m
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Change continues to rock the book manufacturing business. Read more in our May Target Report. 📚 https://lnkd.in/gHQ_QCsf #targetreport #mergers #acquisition
Book Manufacturing in Turmoil – May 2024 M&A Activity
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Are big-box PCB brokers worth it? Some of today’s dedicated PCB brokers are $100 million operations. They have become a business within a business, adding significantly to the cost of buying printed circuit boards. Is the value they provide any better? Years ago, brokers were small operations that offered a cost-effective service to their customers. Brokers started as sellers of domestically made product and then followed board manufacturing as it transitioned overseas. In that role, they offered lower board prices while handling all the details of dealing with offshore manufacturers. Brokers capitalized on inefficiencies in the PCB manufacturing supply chain and also eased labor force challenges that continue to this day. It was a symbiotic relationship that has served the PCB industry well. But the current wave of mergers and acquisitions among PCB brokers leaves us with much larger firms that are not as efficient as they once were on pricing, delivery or customer service, in my opinion. What used to be an obvious value-add has become bloated with ever increasing costs and often a maze of corporate red tape the board buyer must deal with. I’m not saying these big-box brokers don’t provide a valuable service in some circumstances. But in this highly competitive market, PCB buyers shouldn’t confuse a heavier supply chain with one that is more efficient. What do you think? #pcbassembly #pcbdesign #printedcircuitboard #electronicsmanufacturing
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Curious about the recent acquisition of #Fiery by Seiko Epson Corporation? Check out this comprehensive article by David Zwang that dives deep into the logic and synergies behind the move. Discover how this acquisition aligns with the expansion and growth of inkjet technology and what it means for the future of digital printing.
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End of the year brings mergers and acquisitions, this one has some scratching their heads. #digital #inkjet #DFE #printheads #analogtodigital #printing #packaging #futures Fiery Seiko Epson Corporation
Seiko Epson Acquires Fiery. Epson??
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Nano Dimension to rebrand to Any Dimension with the acquisition of MarkForged? https://lnkd.in/eGsckKmT
Nano Dimension to Acquire Markforged, Creating a Leading Player in Additive Manufacturing (“AM”) With the Technologies Expected to Drive Future Growth
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4moUnfortunately Ric Fulop trusts the wrong people. Europe is abandoned to its destiny without a strong management. Forust is a dead and unsuccessful project (we bought the only one machine in Europe). Customers too feels abandoned. Direct sales compete with resellers. Crazy ! Who is managing the company ??? 🤬 But it's correct to watch also the Nano Dimension side. They're an equivalent of a small/medium european Company. The real revenue is not so high, it's due to the niche they work. Their money is due only to external investors. How long they can resist ??? At the end. If we continue to focus on these soap operas how it will be possible to convince the end users about strengh of AM ? We're showing only the weaknesses.