Stratasys CEO on $1.8 Billion Desktop Metal Deal
2024 ж. 22 Мам.
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Stratasys CEO Yoav Zeif joins Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Alex Barinka to discuss his outlook for the 3D printing space and why he thinks the merger with Desktop Metal will reshape the industry.
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Looks like Nano is going to find their way to get an estimated total ownership of 53-55% of $SSYS shares.
really interesting stuff going on it seems nndm and ddd are fighting for market share by attempting to acquire ssys
One unified software would be a huge advantage
Why are you showing the studio system? The production system is way more interesting.
Best case would be nano purchase
Best of luck to Stratasys
Damn, everybody wants to buy a Stratasys must be something good in there cooking
Apparently so, Im still trying to wrap my brain around it. Decent balance sheet but they need it as they arent profitable according to yahoo finance, but expect profitability soon, as also said in the interview. nndm is also not profitable but has a better balance sheet. stratysys has much larger revenue but nndm has better revenue growth
What’s the update on this? NNDM is not buying SSYS?
they are still trying to, giving higher share price offers, its a fight for 3d printing market share a lot going on also nndm with the murchinson crap going on
Can you please discuss the counter-offer by DDD at 24.10? Frankly, I see more long-term gain from a technological-level merger of Stratasys and Nano Dimension than Stratasys with DDD. The fact that Stratasys wants to add DM into the mix is rather strange, as DM really doesn't have much to offer either technologically, or managerially. Why would Stratasys even want DM? (Yes, I've read why, but it sounds hollow). Additionally, I believe DDD desperately wants Stratasys merely to remain relevant, as they too have little to offer comparatively. I'd welcome your thoughts. Thank you.
What now