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3D Systems’ Saudi Venture NAMI Wins Military Manufacturing License

3D Systems’ Saudi Venture NAMI Wins Military Manufacturing License

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• The National Additive Manufacturing and Innovation Company (NAMI), a Saudi Arabian joint venture between 3D Systems, Dussur, and Saudi Energy, has been granted a Military Manufacturing License by the Kingdom’s General Authority for Military Industries (GAMI). The license places NAMI among a limited group of Saudi firms cleared to carry out regulated military manufacturing activity…

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The National Additive Manufacturing and Innovation Company (NAMI), a Saudi Arabian joint venture between 3D Systems, Dussur, and Saudi Energy, has been granted a Military Manufacturing License by the Kingdom’s General Authority for Military Industries (GAMI). The license places NAMI among a limited group of Saudi firms cleared to carry out regulated military manufacturing activity domestically, and it authorizes the company to qualify and produce additively manufactured components for defense programs inside the Kingdom.

3D Systems President and CEO Dr. Jeffrey Graves framed the license as validation of the joint venture structure itself: “The GAMI license further demonstrates the strategic value of our joint venture in Saudi Arabia. It strengthens our ability to support leading defense O

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