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The business of printing for profit — pricing, margins, print farms, and the equipment economics that make or break a shop.
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CurifyLabs Raises $14M Series A to Scale 3D-Printed Personalized Medicine in the US
Helsinki/Jacksonville-based CurifyLabs closed a $14M Series A to expand its pharmacy-based PharmaPrinter Aurum compounding system, already live in 21 US states, deeper into the American market.
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Chinese Metal-AM Player Backed by Academician Wang Huaming Files for $250M+ Shanghai IPO
Beijing-founded, Xiong'an-registered metal 3D-printing firm Yuding Additive has filed to raise roughly RMB 1.8 billion on Shanghai's STAR Market to expand titanium and ultra-high-strength-steel printing for aerospace and nuclear programs.
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PTC Industries Approves Roughly $210M Raise to Expand Aerospace Metal 3D-Printing Capacity
Indian aerospace-materials firm PTC Industries' board cleared a Rs 1,800 crore ($210M) fundraise to scale up titanium and superalloy metal 3D-printing capacity at subsidiary Aerolloy Technologies.
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Alpine and Lacoste's One-Off Rally Car Hides 3D-Printed Lattice Seats Under the Crocodile Livery
Alpine and Lacoste's one-off A290 Rallye conceals ERPRO's 3D-printed lattice seat structures beneath embroidered crocodile upholstery — a small but telling sign that additive manufacturing has moved from prototyping into brand-collaboration hardware.
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Massachusetts Hands VulcanForms $21.3M to Build a Third Metal 3D-Printing Plant — 1,063 New Jobs
Massachusetts approved a $21.26M tax credit for VulcanForms' third Devens facility, part of a $52M EDIP round expected to create 2,793 jobs and draw $1.4B in private investment statewide.
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Amaero's 3D-Printed Submarine Piping Wins a Seventh Navy Supply Chain Contract
Amaero has landed its seventh Bechtel Plant Machinery contract in two years to 3D print submarine piping via PM-HIP, a signal that additive manufacturing is becoming routine in naval shipbuilding's most bottlenecked supply chains.
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Beehive Industries Buys Two Cincinnati Machine Shops to Scale 3D-Printed Jet Engines
Beehive Industries acquired Able Tool and its subsidiary Planet Products near Cincinnati, pairing high-volume machining with Knoxville metal AM to push its Frenzy engine toward 8,000+ units a year.
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Australia Puts AUD $3.25M on the Table to Get Small Manufacturers Into 3D Printing
Australia's AMCRC opened its STARTER program on July 1, 2026 — a AUD $3.25M pool of dollar-for-dollar matched grants (AUD $20k–$75k each) that lets SMEs and startups trial additive manufacturing on real projects, with an info session July 15.
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Massachusetts Awards VulcanForms $21.26M in Tax Credits for Third Bay State Metal-AM Plant
Massachusetts approved $21.26M in tax credits on July 2, 2026 for VulcanForms' planned Devens metal-3D-printing megafacility, projected to create up to 1,250 jobs as the MIT spinout scales its industrial AM platform.
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Velo3D Triples Metal 3D Printing Capacity With New 289,000-Sq-Ft Livermore Campus
Velo3D is building a 288,747-square-foot production campus in Livermore, California, that will eventually house 100+ metal AM systems to meet surging aerospace and defense demand.
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VulcanForms Lands $21.26M Massachusetts Tax Credit for Million-Square-Foot Metal 3D Printing Plant
Massachusetts approved a $21.26 million tax credit for VulcanForms' new up-to-one-million-square-foot Devens metal 3D printing plant, projected to add 1,063 jobs as part of a broader $52 million, 11-project state award round.
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Arridex Commissions West Africa's First Multi-Technology Additive Manufacturing Factory in Lagos
RusselSmith rebranded to Arridex and commissioned the Lagos "Omnifactory" -- billed as West Africa's first multi-tech industrial AM plant, running L-PBF, cold spray, SLS, and FFF under one roof to localize spare-parts production.
