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Industrial polymer 3D printing. Builds FDM and PolyJet machines and sells the materials that run on them, aimed at aerospace, automotive, medical and dental. Israeli-American. In 2026 it agreed to buy Markforged from Nano Dimension for 42.5 million dollars.

Status

Listed

Listing

NASDAQ: SSYS

Headquarters

Minnetonka, Minnesota and Rehovot, Israel

Founded

1989

Ownership

Listed on NASDAQ; Fortissimo Capital largest shareholder (~15%), Nano Dimension holds ~12%

Technologies

FDM, PolyJet, WDM

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As reported to the SEC and tagged in the filing's XBRL data; each period links to its filing. Change is revenue against the year before. Net income is what the company attributes to its shareholders. Checked weekly.

1. 2021
   2021

   Full-year revenue of 520.8 million dollars

   Revenue recovered with post-pandemic industrial demand, the base the next four years would be measured against.

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2. 2022
   Aug 2022

   Adopts a poison pill against Nano Dimension

   After Nano Dimension built a stake of about 12 percent, Stratasys adopted a shareholder rights plan on 4 August 2022 to stop a cheap takeover.

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3. Aug 2022

   Exits consumer printing through the Ultimaker deal

   Completed the merger of its MakerBot desktop arm with Ultimaker on 31 August 2022, keeping 46.5 percent of the combined company and stepping back from the low-margin consumer market.

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4. 2022

   Full-year revenue of 607.2 million dollars

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5. 2023
   Mar 2023

   Rejects Nano Dimension’s 18 dollar cash offer

   Nano Dimension offered 18.00 dollars a share in cash on 9 March 2023, about 1.1 billion dollars for the shares it did not own. The board rejected it on 22 March.

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6. May 2023

   Agrees to merge with Desktop Metal

   Signed an all-stock merger agreement with Desktop Metal on 25 May 2023, the deal its largest shareholder would spend the summer fighting.

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7. Sep 2023

   Rejects 3D Systems, then shareholders reject Desktop Metal

   Terminated talks with 3D Systems (whose bid reached about 27 dollars a share) on 12 September, then on 28 September shareholders voted down the Desktop Metal merger. A year of offers closed with nothing done.

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8. 2023

   Revenue 627.6 million dollars, net loss 123.1 million

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9. 2024
   2024

   Revenue falls to 572.5 million dollars, net loss 120.3 million

   Revenue down about 9 percent as industrial customers held back and low-cost competitors pressured pricing.

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10. 2025
    Feb 2025

    Fortissimo Capital agrees to invest 120 million dollars

    Announced a 120 million dollar equity investment on 2 February 2025, about 14 percent of the company at 10.30 dollars a share, a premium to the prior close.

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11. Apr 2025

    Fortissimo closes and becomes the largest shareholder

    The investment closed on 10 April 2025. Fortissimo passed Nano Dimension as the largest holder and took a board seat; CEO Yoav Zeif gave up his own board seat but stayed on as chief executive.

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12. 2025

    Revenue 551.1 million dollars, net loss 104.3 million

    Reported on 5 March 2026, with guidance of 565 to 575 million dollars of revenue for 2026.

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13. 2026
    May 2026

    Agrees to buy Markforged from Nano Dimension

    Agreed on 27 May 2026 to acquire Markforged for 42.5 million dollars in cash, expected to close in the second half of 2026.

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14. Jun 2026

    Second-quarter revenue $137.6 million, record consumables revenue

    Revenue was $137.6 million, down 0.3% year-over-year from $138.1 million but up 3.7% quarter-over-quarter. Services revenue and on-demand parts production drove results despite a decline in printer sales, and consumables revenue hit a record.

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15. Sep 2026

    Wins $27.6 million patent verdict against Bambu Lab

    A Texas jury found Bambu Lab liable for patent infringement on its X1, P1, and A1 printer series, awarding Stratasys $27.6 million in damages for violations covering prime tower and bed-leveling technology.

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16. Sep 2026

    General Motors runs Stratasys FDM in more than 20 plants

    GM is using Stratasys FDM systems across more than 20 manufacturing facilities to produce tooling, fixtures, and jigs, cutting lead times and costs while improving operational performance.

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Last checked 4 Oct 2026. Informational only, not investment advice. Timeline entries are compiled by hand from public sources and can lag real events. Figures come from company reports and news, not from us. Private companies rarely publish financials; where a figure is not disclosed we say so instead of estimating it. This page as JSON, free to use with a credit: open data.