- Current supply chain bottlenecks together with the 3D printing industry's tilt from prototyping to mass production offer unique opportunities to manufacturers of end-use parts.
- For this purpose, with the acquisition of remaining shares in Xaar 3D, Stratasys is a step closer to delivering cost-competitive printing of parts at a production level throughout.
- However, this 3D Polymer printing play is spending heavily both for growth and customer engagement, with its operating loss status not likely to change any time soon.
- Still, it has managed to deliver sustained revenue growth and cash from operations since COVID lows.
- Valuations are favorable, with the growth story likely to continue in Q3, but investors are advised that the road to Stratasys' printers becoming mainstream is still a long one.
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Stratasys: Should Benefit From 3D Printing's Tilt Towards Mass Production With The Xaar Acquisition