Incodema3D Growth Drives Facility Expansion, Acquisition of Five EOS Metal 3D Printers, Agreement to Purchase Nine More

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Summary

Incodema3D reports 50% year-over-year growth and is expanding its facility and workforce while scaling metal additive manufacturing capacity. The company has acquired five new EOS metal 3D printers and signed an agreement to purchase nine more to boost throughput and meet rising customer demand.

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50% YoY growth driving investments in people, facilities, and EOS additive manufacturing technologies

Incodema3D Growth Drives Facility Expansion, Acquisition of Five EOS Metal 3D Printers, Agreement to Purchase Nine More

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