voxeljet

Delisted

German maker of large binder-jetting printers and on-demand parts. Listed in New York in 2013, left Nasdaq in 2024, and in 2025 its shareholders were wiped out in a court-backed restructuring after they rejected a sale to Anzu Partners.

Status
Delisted
Headquarters
Friedberg, Bavaria, Germany
Founded
1999
Ownership
Owned by Anzu Partners via ExOne Global Holdings
Technologies
Binder jetting

Timeline

9 entries, oldest first
  1. 2013
    Oct 2013

    IPO in New York at 13 dollars per share

    Raised 85 million dollars at the bottom of its range.

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  2. 2024
    Mar 2024

    Announces it will leave Nasdaq

    Said on 12 March 2024 it would voluntarily delist its ADSs and stop SEC reporting to cut the cost of being listed.

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  3. Dec 2024

    Agrees to sell its business to Anzu Partners

    An asset deal valued at around 20 million euros.

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  4. 2025
    Apr 2025

    Shareholders reject the Anzu sale

    The resolution failed at the general meeting on 30 April 2025, and voxeljet moved to a restructuring under Germany’s StaRUG law.

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  5. Jul 2025

    Munich court confirms StaRUG restructuring plan

    The court confirmed a plan in which Anzu Special Acquisition Corp II injects 2.5 million euros of new equity, waives 3.5 million euros of debt, and extends loan maturity to 2031, leaving Anzu as sole owner.

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  6. Oct 2025

    Voxeljet folded into new ExOne Global Holdings

    Anzu Partners combined its two acquisitions, voxeljet AG and ExOne GmbH, under a new holding company, ExOne Global Holdings, creating one group spanning sand, polymer and ceramic binder jetting.

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  7. 2025

    Restructuring plan cancels existing shares

    The plan cut share capital to zero without compensation for shareholders; the main creditor, affiliated with Anzu, waived 3.5 million euros of debt and put in 2.5 million euros of new equity.

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  8. 2026
    Jan 2026

    Voxeljet develops VX7000 large-format printer

    The new system uses a recoater built from multiple independently controlled subunits, letting it keep running at partial capacity if one subunit needs service, aimed at high-volume foundry production.

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  9. Aug 2026

    Voxeljet and ExOne merge into a single legal entity

    ExOne GmbH and voxeljet GmbH were entered in the German commercial register as one company, headquartered in Gersthofen and operating under the ExOne name, though the voxeljet brand stays on its PMMA and High Speed Sintering product lines.

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Posts about voxeljet

Market history

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Materials research

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Market history

3D printing stocks, Q1 2024: voxeljet leaves the Nasdaq

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