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Runs its own factories for quick-turn digital manufacturing: CNC, injection molding, 3D printing and sheet metal. Built its name on very fast prototyping and low-volume production. Also resells network capacity, but the owned-factory model is the core.

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1. 2021
   Jan 2021

   Buys 3D Hubs for 280 million dollars

   Closed on 19 January 2021 with 130 million in cash and 150 million in stock, plus up to 50 million in performance-based payments.

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2. 2022
   2022

   Net loss of 103.5 million dollars

   Driven by a 118.0 million dollar goodwill impairment in the fourth quarter.

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3. 2023
   2023

   Revenue 503.9 million dollars, net income 17.2 million

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4. 2024
   2024

   Revenue slips 0.6 percent to 500.9 million dollars

   Net income was 16.6 million dollars. Revenue through the Protolabs Network, the former 3D Hubs, rose 21.6 percent to 100.4 million.

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5. 2025
   May 2025

   Suresh Krishna replaces Rob Bodor as CEO

   Krishna previously ran Northern Tool + Equipment; Bodor had led the company since 2021.

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6. 2025

   Record revenue of 533.1 million dollars

   Up 6.4 percent, with CNC machining revenue up 17.6 percent and net income of 21.2 million dollars.

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7. 2026
   Jul 2026

   Record quarter of 149.3 million dollars

   Second-quarter revenue rose 10.6 percent, and full-year growth guidance went up to 8 to 10 percent.

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