Stratasys Ltd.

Well, when we started, after the board approval started the incubation of the business in BASF, we visited most of the large companies.

printer suppliers, system suppliers, including EOS for sure and 3D Systems and Stratasys and Opjet at that time and so on.

And we also visited the Chinese ones, not only Fasun, but also others.

And we found at that time it was very important for the business development that we have open systems.

Material costs.

Bamboo lab suit against Stratasys fails.

TPU support.

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Ah, let's see.

We're going to start out talking about material costs.

We're going to look at the suit against Bamboo Labs against Stratasys.

Ooh.

It goes back to kind of a couple of the leaders kind of have struggled with growth.

But I'm going to start just with Stratasys.

They're the biggest in the space for the public companies here.

The revenues in Q2 were 137.6 million.

This was down slightly on a year-over-year basis.

This was the 15th consecutive quarter of flat to down revenues on a year-over-year basis.

So you're talking about four consecutive years of kind of revenue shrinking for Stratasys.

I think a lot of that's just kind of the desktop market has been kind of eating into kind of their mid-range.

And then that company became insolvent.

It was purchased long term by Stratasys.

And then they basically killed it.

yeah so it's no longer an avail there's still companies that have it available like matter hackers and some of these other groups for whatever was made before but there's other companies out there that make you know filament based uh materials like am extrusions out of europe um there's a company called ryer in in the west coast california that makes some filament and so forth i think amp One of the other feedstock makers here for MIM in the United States is experimenting with it from time to time.

We're going to start by looking at material costs.

And then we're going to talk about the Bamboo Lab suit against Stratasys.

And then we'll look at the supports for TPU prints.

I guess that's it.

We got some Spinal Tech.

Stratasys, that's, I've never seen them in the past, so I'm a little bit surprised.

It's also Stratasys Medical, did you see that? It's not

Stratasys, it's Stratasys Medical.

Yeah, so that's interesting, seeing if there's anything else.

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