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3D Systems Reports Q1 Revenue of $95.5 Million, Up 11% Year-over-Year

2026-05-18

3D Systems achieved Q1 2026 revenue of $95.5 million, up 11% year-over-year, marking its strongest quarterly performance in recent years. Adjusted EBITDA turned positive at $2.1 million, while net loss narrowed to $4.4 million, improving by $32.6 million compared to the prior year. The Healthcare Solutions segment grew 21% to $50.1 million, surpassing Industrial Solutions for the first time as the largest business unit, driven by strong demand for titanium spinal implants, orthopedic implants, surgical planning, and oncology applications. Industrial Solutions revenue totaled $45.4 million, up 1.6% year-over-year, with metal printing performing well in aerospace and medical applications. CEO Graves noted that the additive manufacturing industry is emerging from a multi-year downturn, and the company has gained an edge in the market recovery window through sustained R&D investment and product portfolio renewal. 3D Systems is expanding its metal parts production facility in Colorado by 80,000 square feet, expected to begin operations by late summer. Management emphasized that geopolitical tensions and supply chain issues continue to create market volatility.

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3D Systems一季度营收9550万美元同比增11%

3D Systems在2026年第一季度实现营收9550万美元，同比增长11%，创下近年最强季度表现；调整后EBITDA转正至210万美元；净亏损收窄至440万美元，较去年同期改善3260万美元。医疗解决方案部门营收增长21%至5010万美元，首次超过工业解决方案成为最大业务板块，钛合金脊柱植入物、骨科植入物、手术规划和肿瘤应用需求强劲。工业解决方案营收4540万美元，同比增长1.6%，金属打印在航空航天和医疗应用领域表现突出。公司CEO Graves表示，增材制造行业正从多年低谷中走出，公司通过坚持研发投入和产品组合更新，在市场复苏窗口赢得先机。该公司正在科罗拉多州扩建8万平方英尺的金属零件生产基地，预计夏末投产。管理层强调，地缘政治紧张和供应链问题仍使市场存在波动。

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