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 29: 3D Printing Deals and Analysis with Alex Kingsbury
Printing Money
41 minutes 28 seconds
5 months ago
Printing Money Episode 29: 3D Printing Deals and Analysis with Alex Kingsbury
Printing Money is back with Episode 29. Alex Kingsbury (Product Line Manager – AM, nLIGHT) is back. Need we say more to convince you to listen? Either way, we’ll say a little more.
Episode 29 marks the first recording where Danny and Alex were in the same room. No promises, but maybe we’ll add a video element one of these days. Themes from this episode include metal powders transactions, Los Angeles, Hamburg, Australia (not even including Alex’s obvious Australian connection), and AM adjacent deals, and a number of follow-on rounds the companies of which we’ve been tracking on Printing Money for some time now.
And yes, we devote some coverage to Nano Dimension!
There are, as always, some very memorable lines sprinkled amongst (and very much part of) the fount of knowledge and insight that Danny and Alex offer.
Please enjoy Episode 29 and check out our previous episodes too.
This episode was recorded May 14, 2025.
Timestamps:
00:12 – Welcome to Episode 29 and cheers to that!
01:05 – The Space Coast AM landscape; putting the LA in “Laser”
03:52 – Are there signs of an uptick in 3D printing deals?
04:21 – Metal Powder Works (ASX: MPW) lists publicly in Australia
07:10 – The ASX, no stranger to 3D printing
08:09 – Alloyed raises GBP 37M Series B
11:36 – IperionX (IPX) receives (up to) $47.1M from DoD
13:35 – Government supported AM
14:44 – restor3d raises another $38M
18:24 – PinPrint receives strategic funding from Continuity Biosciences
21:14 – ATLANT 3D raises $15M Series A
22:32 – To some extent the semiconductor industry is 3D printing
23:43 – amsight raises undisclosed seed round
25:07 – 3D Spark raises EUR 2M
26:00 – Kind Designs raises $1M from Overlay Capital
34:29 – Tethon 3D acquires division from Sintx (SINT)
36:54 – Anzu Partners’ buyout of Voxeljet fails
40:24 – Thank you for listening to Episode 29
40:44 – Disclaimer
Disclaimer:
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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.
