Following the acquisition of ExOne, investment firm Anzu Partners will also enable stability for operations at EnvisionTEC which you may know as ETEC now. The US court approved the decision of acquiring the company this week. And as this decision is not expected to be subject to any appeals, the parties will now begin implementing the transaction.
As a reminder, EnvisionTec offers a variety of 3D printing systems with the ability to mass produce polymer parts with the speed and quality needed for demanding end-use applications, including dental, professional, and industrial. EnvisionTec printers deliver parts with exceptional accuracy, superior part properties, fine feature detail, and smooth surface finish at a scale and cost that is competitive with traditional manufacturing techniques like injection molding. As part of the transaction, Anzu has expressed a strong commitment to ensure continuity across operational areas.
Customers and suppliers of EnvisionTec can expect consistent service and ongoing collaboration, with existing relations, agreements, and service standards maintained.
“We recognize the strength of EnvisionTec’s customer and supplier relationships,” said Whitney Haring-Smith, Managing Partner at Anzu Partners. “Our priority is to ensure stability, honor existing commitments, and continue building trusted partnerships as we move forward together.”
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