Stratasys has acquired a collection of assets from Nexa3D. This agreement includes Nexa3D’s intellectual property (IP) portfolio, as well as a limited number of remaining machines and spare parts. However, it does not include the Californian’s company personnel or additional aspects of the business, which ceased operations at the end of last year.
Known for its high-speed resin 3D printers, including the flagship XiP and XiP Pro models, Nexa3D went from a business that was acquiring other businesses to one with financial problems.
Now part of Stratasys, the company’s polymer solutions will help accelerate the development of advanced solutions that address customer production needs on the manufacturing floor.
Moving forward, Nexa3D customers and partners can expect best-effort support from iSQUARED AG, a wholly owned subsidiary, for the use of their machines, parts and materials, as well as a path to adoption of Stratasys’ advanced additive manufacturing solutions.
This marks Stratasys’ second acquisition of the year, following its purchase of key assets and operations from Forward AM Technologies GmbH — a BASF spin-off that filed for insolvency in late 2024 after separating from the chemical giant the previous summer.
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