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• French additive manufacturing providers 3D Prod and Sculpteo have announced a merger, with 3D Prod, backed by injection moulding firm Platex, acquiring Sculpteo from BASF New Business GmbH, which had held the company since its 2019 purchase. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The combined entity aims to establish itself as a reference point…
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French additive manufacturing providers 3D Prod and Sculpteo have announced a merger, with 3D Prod, backed by injection moulding firm Platex, acquiring Sculpteo from BASF New Business GmbH, which had held the company since its 2019 purchase. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The combined entity aims to establish itself as a reference point for industrial 3D printing across Europe and beyond, with the stated ambition of guiding manufacturers through every stage of the production cycle, from initial prototypes through to large-scale series output. Together, the two companies bring 100 staff, over 7,000 corporate clients across 61 countries, and two French production sites, in Vosges and Villejuif, to the table.
“With this merger, we are giving ourselves the means to support the