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Who founded Stratasys?

Scott and Lisa Crump founded Stratasys in 1989. Scott Crump invented Fused Deposition Modeling in 1988, the technology that underlies most of the world's 3D printers, and remains with the company as chairman and chief innovation officer.

Is Stratasys publicly traded?

Yes. Stratasys trades on NASDAQ under the ticker SSYS. It has been public since 1994.

What is Stratasys's revenue?

Stratasys reported FY2025 revenue of $551.1 million, down 3.7% from $572.5 million in 2024. Roughly two-thirds of revenue comes from recurring consumables and services.

Where is Stratasys headquartered?

Stratasys maintains dual headquarters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, United States, and Rehovot, Israel, reflecting the 2012 merger with Objet that created the current company structure.

Does Stratasys make metal 3D printers?

No. Stratasys concentrates exclusively on polymer technologies: FDM, PolyJet, SAF powder bed, and P3 photopolymer. Metal additive manufacturing is served by competitors such as EOS, Nikon SLM Solutions, and 3D Systems.

What happened with the Desktop Metal merger?

Stratasys agreed to merge with Desktop Metal in 2023, but shareholders rejected the deal in September 2024 after activist pressure and competing takeover interest. The companies went their separate ways, and Stratasys proceeded with an independent restructuring plan.

How many employees does Stratasys have?

Stratasys employs approximately 1,900 people globally, following restructuring that reduced headcount from prior levels as the company cut operating costs.