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Materialise

NASDAQ: MTLS

Belgian company built on 3D printing software (its Magics build-prep suite is an industry default) plus a large medical and anatomical printing business and a service bureau. The software licences are the sticky, higher-margin part.

Status
Listed
Listing
NASDAQ: MTLS
Headquarters
Leuven, Belgium
Founded
1990
Ownership
Dual-listed on Nasdaq and Euronext Brussels
Technologies
Magics build-prep software, medical 3D-printing software, SLA, SLS, service bureau

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Timeline

9 entries, oldest first
  1. 2021
    2021

    Revenue 205.5 million euros, net profit 13.1 million

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  2. 2022
    2022

    Revenue up 13 percent to 232.0 million euros, net loss 2.2 million

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  3. 2023
    2023

    Revenue up 10.4 percent to 256.1 million euros, net profit 6.7 million

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  4. 2024
    Jan 2024

    Brigitte de Vet-Veithen becomes CEO

    She succeeded co-founder Fried Vancraen, chief executive for 33 years, who became chairman.

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  5. 2025
    2025

    Revenue flat at 267.6 million euros as medical grows 15.4 percent

    Materialise Medical reached 134.2 million euros, half of group revenue, offset by lower manufacturing revenue.

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  6. 2026
    Aug 2026

    Second-quarter revenue up 8.1 percent to 70.1 million euros

    Net profit was 3.3 million euros, and full-year revenue guidance of 273 to 283 million euros held despite the sale of its RapidFit and eyewear businesses.

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  7. Aug 2026

    Second-quarter revenue growth and profit guidance raised

    Q2 revenue reached EUR 70.1 million, up 8.1 percent, driven by medical devices and aerospace and defense. The company raised its full-year adjusted EBIT outlook to EUR 12.0 million to EUR 16.0 million (from EUR 10.0 million to EUR 14.0 million).

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  8. Sep 2026

    Materialise dual-lists on Euronext Brussels

    Materialise began trading on Euronext Brussels in addition to its existing Nasdaq listing; the company says the dual listing gives it access to a broader investor audience in Europe and more operational flexibility.

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  9. Sep 2026

    Materialise launches a share buy-back program

    Materialise announced a share buy-back program dated 7 September 2026, confirmed on its investor news page; the size of the program was not available in the material we could retrieve.

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Posts about Materialise

New machines

Materialise cuts build time to 13:51 on EOS's unreleased polymer platform

Industry news

Sculpteo adds FDM in seven materials to its resin and metal lineup

Stock news

Materialise Q2 revenue rises 8.1% to EUR 70.1 million, raises profit outlook

Market history

3D printing stocks, Q4 2025 and Q1 2026: the 2025 numbers split the sector

Market history

3D printing stocks now: where the survivors stand in late 2026

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