As the additive manufacturing industry continues to rapidly grow and evolve, so too does the financing that enables the technology innovation. ‘Printing Money’ takes a deeper look at the transactions behind some of the most innovative 3D printing businesses. We explore everything from mergers, acquisitions, fundraising, and the public markets, while considering broader technology trends and market movements in the AM industry. Each episode, we’ll dive into the latest investments in the 3D printing industry and understand how they’ll shape the future of the industry. With our combined expertise in finance and additive manufacturing, we’ll give you the context you need to better understand the deals done in our industry.
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As the additive manufacturing industry continues to rapidly grow and evolve, so too does the financing that enables the technology innovation. ‘Printing Money’ takes a deeper look at the transactions behind some of the most innovative 3D printing businesses. We explore everything from mergers, acquisitions, fundraising, and the public markets, while considering broader technology trends and market movements in the AM industry. Each episode, we’ll dive into the latest investments in the 3D printing industry and understand how they’ll shape the future of the industry. With our combined expertise in finance and additive manufacturing, we’ll give you the context you need to better understand the deals done in our industry.
Printing Money Episode 19: Q1 Earnings Analysis with Troy Jensen, Cantor Fitzgerald
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1 year ago
Printing Money Episode 19: Q1 Earnings Analysis with Troy Jensen, Cantor Fitzgerald
We are back with Episode 19 of Printing Money. The world does not stop turning. One not-so-profound reminder of that is the quarterly earnings reports of publicly traded companies. It never ends, and we are always there to cover this aspect of the 3D printing world.
Last episode, we zoomed out to talk about policies which shape the additive manufacturing (AM) industry. For Episode 19 we are zooming back in, welcoming back Wall Street analyst Troy Jensen (Cantor Fitzgerald) and looking at the Q1 2024 earnings reports of the variously publicly traded 3D printing companies. Unfortunately, there were a few negative themes including reverse stock splits, missed earnings reports, and negative enterprise values. But we also touch on positive trends for some with increasing gross margins, materials consumption, and healthy cash positions.
Please enjoy Episode 19 and stay tuned for future shows. See you at RAPID!
Timestamps:
00:13 – Hello, and welcome back, Troy Jensen.
00:43 – Getting ready for RAPID 2024
01:42 – Q1 2024 AM Public Company Earnings
01:50 – 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD), the earnings results that weren’t (or, haven’t been)
02:28 – 3D Systems makes a big deal with Align Technologies (ALGN)
08:18 – Stratasys (SSYS) Q1 2024 earnings
10:17 – Speculation (speculation only!) about a tie-up between Stratasys and HP (HPQ)
14:07 – Desktop Metal (DM) Q1 2024 earnings
16:41 – Desktop Metal reverse stock split
18:09 – Markforged (MKFG) Q1 2024 earnings
18:50 – Markforged loses $17M judgement on claim by Continuous Composites
22:03 – Nano Dimension (NNDM) Q1 2024 earnings
25:17 – Velo3D (VLD) Q1 2024 earnings
28:10 – Nikon (TSE: 7731) SLM Solutions and the growth in metal laser sintering
29:17 – voxeljet (VX8B: FRA) Q1 2024 earnings, and delisting from the US exchanges
30:07 – Materialise (MTLS) Q1 2024 earnings
32:35 – Shapeways (SHPW), the other earnings results that haven’t been
32:33 – Xometry (XMTR) Q1 2024 earnings
36:06 – Proto Labs (PRLB) Q1 2024 earnings
37:00 – Conclusions and looking forward to the rest of 2024
Printing Money
As the additive manufacturing industry continues to rapidly grow and evolve, so too does the financing that enables the technology innovation. ‘Printing Money’ takes a deeper look at the transactions behind some of the most innovative 3D printing businesses. We explore everything from mergers, acquisitions, fundraising, and the public markets, while considering broader technology trends and market movements in the AM industry. Each episode, we’ll dive into the latest investments in the 3D printing industry and understand how they’ll shape the future of the industry. With our combined expertise in finance and additive manufacturing, we’ll give you the context you need to better understand the deals done in our industry.
