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3D Systems Corp
3D Systems Corp makes 3D printers, printing materials, software, and related services. Its machines turn digital designs into physical parts by building them layer by layer from plastics, metals, and other materials. The company sells to industrial customers that need prototypes, custom parts, tooling, and small production runs. Its main customers include aerospace, healthcare, automotive, electronics, and manufacturing companies, along with dental and medical practices that use 3D printing for models, devices, and patient-specific products. 3D Systems also helps customers with application design, part production, and workflow setup, which makes it more than just a hardware seller. The company makes money by selling printers, materials, software, maintenance, and manufacturing services. That mix matters because 3D printing is a workflow business: once a customer installs a printer, it often keeps buying compatible materials and support from the same vendor. 3D Systems sits in the middle of the additive manufacturing chain, connecting design, equipment, and end-use production.
3D Systems Corp makes 3D printers, printing materials, software, and related services. Its machines turn digital designs into physical parts by building them layer by layer from plastics, metals, and other materials. The company sells to industrial customers that need prototypes, custom parts, tooling, and small production runs.
Its main customers include aerospace, healthcare, automotive, electronics, and manufacturing companies, along with dental and medical practices that use 3D printing for models, devices, and patient-specific products. 3D Systems also helps customers with application design, part production, and workflow setup, which makes it more than just a hardware seller.
The company makes money by selling printers, materials, software, maintenance, and manufacturing services. That mix matters because 3D printing is a workflow business: once a customer installs a printer, it often keeps buying compatible materials and support from the same vendor. 3D Systems sits in the middle of the additive manufacturing chain, connecting design, equipment, and end-use production.
Top line: 3D Systems said Q1 2026 was a strong quarter, with revenue up 11% year over year and growth across its key healthcare and industrial end markets.
Profitability: Gross margin improved sharply and adjusted EBITDA turned positive at $2.1 million, helped by higher volumes, better mix and prior cost cuts.
Demand: Management sounded more optimistic than in past years, saying the industry is emerging from a long downturn and demand is broadening in Dental, Med Tech and Aerospace & Defense.
Dental momentum: The NextDent 300 denture platform is seeing strong early traction, with a major U.S. lab deployment and EU approval arriving 2 months ahead of schedule.
Guidance: Q2 revenue guidance was set at $93 million to $95 million and adjusted EBITDA at a loss of $2 million to $4 million, with management taking a cautious stance because of seasonality and global volatility.
Full-year goal: The company still expects to reach adjusted EBITDA breakeven or better for the full year.
Cost discipline: More than $55 million in annualized cost savings have been delivered so far, and the remaining cost reduction program is expected to finish by the end of Q2.
