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ROCK HILL, S.C. - 3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) announced several new additions to its Stereolithography (SLA) portfolio that will be showcased at Formnext 2025, including a new large-frame printer and software solutions for investment casting. The announcement comes as the company's stock, currently trading at $2.23, appears undervalued according to InvestingPro analysis, despite experiencing a significant 13.36% decline over the past week.
The company introduced the SLA 825 Dual, its newest large-frame SLA printer featuring a 20% larger build volume of 830 x 830 x 550 mm and dual-laser architecture. The printer is designed for applications in automotive, motorsports, aerospace, and service bureaus. According to the company, the system is engineered to be upgradeable for future technology innovations, with first shipments planned for December 2025.
3D Systems also unveiled ArrayCast, a new software solution for investment casting that allows users to create customized casting trees. The company claims the solution can deliver up to 10x faster production cycles and up to 20x reduction in manual labor hours by digitally assembling casting trees before printing begins.
Two new materials were also introduced: Accura SbF, an antimony-free SLA casting resin for QuickCast patterns suitable for casting various high-performance metals, and Accura Xtreme Black, a prototyping resin engineered for form, fit, and function applications.
"These next-generation additions to our Stereolithography portfolio will help catalyze our customers' innovation," said Marty Johnson, vice president of product and technical fellow at 3D Systems, in the press release statement.
The new products will be featured at the company's booth at Formnext 2025, taking place November 18-21 in Frankfurt, Germany, alongside its existing portfolio of polymer and metal additive manufacturing solutions.
In other recent news, 3D Systems Corporation reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. The company achieved an earnings per share (EPS) of -$0.08, which was better than the anticipated -$0.12. Despite this positive earnings result, 3D Systems fell short of its revenue expectations, reporting $91.2 million compared to the forecasted $97.68 million. These developments are part of the company's ongoing financial performance updates. The earnings and revenue figures are critical for investors assessing the company's financial health. Additionally, analysts' projections often provide insights into future expectations, although no specific upgrades or downgrades were mentioned in this context. These financial results are part of the broader landscape of recent developments surrounding 3D Systems.
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