Stratasys

Industrial 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing

Industrial Technologies
Public on NASDAQ on Dec 2012
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Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in March 1989, Stratasys operates with over 1,000 employees and has raised over $601 million across two funding rounds. In February 2025, the company secured an equity investment from Fortissimo Capital.

Business overview

Stratasys is a leader in additive manufacturing, providing innovative 3D printing solutions for a wide range of industries including aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and healthcare. The company's core technology leverages smart and connected 3D printers, polymer materials, a comprehensive software ecosystem, and on-demand parts to deliver competitive advantages throughout the product value chain. Stratasys enables organizations to transform product design, enhance manufacturing agility, optimize supply chains, and improve patient care, operating within the Industrial Technologies sector with a focus on Material Innovations & Applications and Manufacturing Processes & Systems.

Strategic signal

In September 2024, Stratasys announced a new 3D printing build processor developed with Materialise, enabling manufacturers to quickly produce high-quality master patterns for investment casting. This development signals Stratasys's continued commitment to advancing industrial additive manufacturing processes and expanding its application in critical production workflows, demonstrating ongoing innovation and strategic partnerships to enhance its market position.

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Company Intelligence Q&A

What was a significant recent product development from Stratasys?
In September 2024, Stratasys announced a new 3D printing build processor in collaboration with Materialise, designed to enable manufacturers to rapidly produce high-quality master patterns for investment casting production.
What is Stratasys's approach to sustainable manufacturing?
Stratasys utilizes 3D printing, a form of additive manufacturing, which reduces waste by adding only necessary material. This approach eliminates molds and carved waste, and enables a digital supply chain that minimizes transportation logistics and carbon footprint by allowing electronic file transfer and local, on-demand printing.
What was a key strategic move by Stratasys in May 2026?
In May 2026, Stratasys acquired Markforged, a multinational company, as part of its strategy to expand its additive manufacturing capabilities and market reach.
What was the outcome of Stratasys's proposed acquisition of Desktop Metal?
In September 2023, Stratasys shareholders rejected the company's proposed $1.8 billion deal to acquire Desktop Metal, following opposition from various shareholders and proxy advisors.
What was Stratasys's most recent funding activity?
In February 2025, Stratasys secured an equity investment from Fortissimo Capital.
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