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Voxeljet AG VJTTY

Voxeljet AG is a Germany-based Company, which is engaged in manufacture and sales of three-dimensional (3D) printers. The Company's offer is aimed at industrial companies active in fields such as aerospace, automotive, engineering, architecture, science, medicine, art, film and entertainment. The Company is divided in two business areas: voxeljet SYSTEMS and voxeljet SERVICES. Voxeljet SYSTEMS offers development, production and distribution of five printing systems: VX200, VX500, VXC800, VX1000 and VX4000. 3D models are created by layered application of a particle material that is selectively bonded. Voxeljet SERVICES operates a 3D printing service centre for on-demand production of metal-casting moulds and models. The centre offers 3D printers with a print volume of 200,000 liters per month. Additionally, it offers mould design, casting services and post-processing of models, and sales used equipment. It operates one production plant in Augsburg, Germany.


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Post by ramuntchoon Jun 08, 2017 1:31pm
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Voxeljet: a possible takeover target for GE

Voxeljet: a possible takeover target for GE

Analyst Ken Wong believes concerns are priced in and sees catalyst driving the stock through 2017. He expects High Speed Sintering platform to be on the market by Q4.
The analyst notes that the company may be a M&A target for General Electric (NYSE: GE) or any other 3D printing vendors.

 

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