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        Stratasys, a provider of polymer 3D printing solutions, has acquired technology portfolio Arevo, a provider of on-demand additive manufacturing (AM) services that ceased its operations in 2023 for an undisclosed amount.
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        The deal will include patents in carbon fiber printing, localized laser melting, and roller compaction for Z-strength improvement, AI build monitoring, and hardware design. These components are expected to extend the range of manufacturing applications of Stratasys' FDM print systems.
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        Stratasys claims that the acquisition will eliminate customer bottlenecks related to requirements for high-performance parts, more reliable and consistent builds, and improved system throughput.
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 <p>Stratasys, a provider of polymer 3D printing solutions, has acquired the technology portfolio of Arevo, an on-demand additive manufacturing (AM) services provider that shut down operations in 2023 for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition includes patents in multiple areas, including carbon fiber printing, localized laser melting, roller compaction for Z-strength improvement, AI build monitoring, and hardware design. These components will likely enhance the manufacturing applications of Stratasys' FDM print systems.</p>
 <p>According to Stratasys, this acquisition will address customer bottlenecks related to the need for high-performance parts, reliability and consistency of builds, and improved system throughput.</p>
 
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Stratasys acquires Arevo's technology portfolio to develop AM solutions

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<p>Stratasys has partnered with Siemens Healthineers to enhance medical imaging phantoms used in computed tomography (CT) imaging. The collaboration will utilize Stratasys' PolyJet and RadioMatrix technologies, along with Siemens' advanced algorithm, to improve the manufacturing process of CT phantoms. This will enable the development of highly realistic 3D models replicating specific patient anatomy and pathologies. The project will initially focus on 3D printing small-scale anatomical phantoms of the head and neck, before expanding to create larger and more complex anatomical structures.</p>    
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake: </b> The goal is to enhance CT scanner performance, eventually replacing the need for human cadavers with 3D-printed structures in some instances. This research will also contribute valuable data to further develop CT system algorithms and materials and identify future research possibilities.</p>

Stratasys partners with Siemens Healthineers to advance medical imaging phantoms for CT imaging

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  <li><p>Cumberland Additive, a company specializing in additive manufacturing, has acquired Stratasys Direct Manufacturing Metals in Texas. The acquisition allows Cumberland to expand its metal production capacity and offer diversified materials using powder bed fusion laser technology. Cumberland plans to maintain the existing Stratasys Metals team and location. This acquisition also allows Stratasys to focus on its core business.</p></li>
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</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake: </b> This news comes several weeks after Stratasys <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/22625"> terminated </a> a merger agreement with Desktop Metal after it rejected offers from 3D Systems and Nano Dimension previously to explore strategic alternatives. The company appears to be taking a different approach to operations by streamlining and focusing on core operations.</p>

Cumberland Additive acquires Stratasys Metals facility in Texas to expand capacity

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Stratasys is exploring strategic alternatives following the termination of its merger agreement with Desktop Metal. The company is considering options like a strategic transaction, merger, business combination, or sale to maximize shareholder value. The board of directors has also extended the expiration date of the shareholder rights plan for three months to evaluate all options and protect the company's long-term value in case of a takeover or acquisition. Analyst QuickTake: This news comes just a couple of weeks after Stratasys rejected a revised proposal that it received from 3D Systems to acquire Stratasys, reaffirming its support for the merger with Desktop Metal. If merged, the combined company was expected to generate over USD 1.6 billion in revenue and USD 300 million of EBITDA in 2026 at the base case.

Stratasys terminates merger agreement with Desktop Metal; plans to explore strategic alternatives

Stratasys has rejected a revised acquisition proposal from 3D Systems, stating that it significantly undervalues the company. Stratasys supports its pending merger with Desktop Metal and believes that 3D Systems' proposal does not qualify as a "Superior Proposal" under its existing agreement. The company has concerns about 3D Systems' growth prospects, gross margins, profitability, synergy potential, regulatory approval risks, and management capabilities. Stratasys had previously rejected a proposal from 3D Systems in June and is focused on finalizing its merger with Desktop Metal by Q4 2023.

All Updates

Stratasys acquires Arevo's technology portfolio to develop AM solutions

Stratasys partners with Siemens Healthineers to advance medical imaging phantoms for CT imaging

Cumberland Additive acquires Stratasys Metals facility in Texas to expand capacity

Stratasys terminates merger agreement with Desktop Metal; plans to explore strategic alternatives

Stratasys commits to Desktop Metal merge; terminates discussions with 3D Systems

Stratasys beats revenue and EPS consensus in Q2 FY2023

Stratasys maintains commitment to merging with Desktop Metal; will not proceed with 3D systems offer

3D Systems proposes merging with Stratasys

Stratasys partners with AlphaSTAR to offer integrated additive manufacturing solutions

Stratasys board of directors rejects Nano Dimension’s partial tender offer

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Stratasys acquires Arevo's technology portfolio to develop AM solutions

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