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A marketplace, not a factory. It matches a buyer’s uploaded part to a network of outside shops for CNC, 3D printing, sheet metal and injection molding, and takes a cut. It does not own the printers, which is the whole point of its model.

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1. 2021
   Jun 2021

   Goes public on Nasdaq as XMTR

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2. Dec 2021

   Buys Thomas for 300 million dollars

   Announced on 8 December 2021, about 198.5 million dollars in cash and 101.5 million in stock for the Thomasnet industrial sourcing platform.

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3. 2024
   2024

   Revenue 545.5 million dollars, net loss 50.4 million

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4. 2025
   Jan 2025

   Hires Sanjeev Singh Sahni as president

   The former Wayfair executive took over operations, product and technology, reporting to co-founder and CEO Randy Altschuler.

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5. 2025

   Revenue up 25.9 percent to 686.6 million dollars

   Marketplace revenue grew 30 percent to 630 million. The net loss was 61.7 million dollars, including 16.4 million on debt extinguishment, while adjusted EBITDA turned positive at 18.5 million.

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6. 2026
   Feb 2026

   Names Sahni as the next CEO

   Announced on 23 February 2026, effective 1 July, with Altschuler moving to executive chair.

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7. Aug 2026

   Second-quarter revenue up 41 percent to 229 million dollars

   Marketplace revenue rose 45 percent, and full-year growth guidance went up to 33 to 34 percent.

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