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Investment Roundtable Discusses Changing Landscape of Additive Manufacturing

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What happened

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Cantor Fitzgerald hosted an investment roundtable on September 25, 2026, featuring Stratasys CEO Yoav Zeif. The event, part of the sixth annual AM Investment Strategies, brought together industry leaders to discuss the business environment and competitive landscape for 3D printing. The panel included Troy Jensen, Cantor Fitzgerald Managing Director, and Scott Dunham, Executive Vice President at Additive Manufacturing Research.

From 3dprint.com

Why it matters

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The industry is shifting away from investors being interested solely in new technology. Additive manufacturing companies now need to demonstrate clear paths to growth, customers, and specific applications to prove their market relevance. The market has recently seen major investments, mergers, and failures among AM companies.

From 3dprint.com

Who's involved

  • Cantor FitzgeraldHosted the investment roundtable and provided market analysis
  • StratasysProvided insights as CEO of Stratasys
  • 3D SystemsIs a direct competitor and peer to Stratasys in the 3D printing market

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • StratasysSpeculative

    Stratasys might face increased pressure to demonstrate clear customer demand and application pathways to maintain investment interest.

  • 3D SystemsSpeculative

    3D Systems could be affected by the market's increased demand for proven applications and clear growth strategies within the AM sector.

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