AMPulse Asia · Fortnight 22: Jingye: Jingye plans a Guangdong precision-parts site with 400 metal printers, powder production and metal injection molding

Jingye plans a reported $700 million precision-parts site with 400 metal printers, while Lincsolution plans a KRW 49.7 billion AM foundry. Both projects still need to demonstrate sustained demand and productive output. Medyssey received FDA 510(k) clearance for its 3D-printed titanium sacroiliac fusion screw, while ROKIT Healthcare plans a 10-patient study of its kidney tissue patch. Together, the developments suggest that investors and operators should weigh planned capacity and clinical progress against evidence of repeat orders and adoption.

Notable Developments

• Jingye - Jingye plans a Guangdong precision-parts site with 400 metal printers, powder production and metal injection molding. The reported $700 million project targets partial output before the end of 2026, but customer orders and qualified output remain unconfirmed.
• Lincsolution - Lincsolution plans a KRW 49.7 billion investment in a Daejeon AM foundry, with operations targeted for the first quarter of 2027. The move expands its services beyond printer sales, but utilization and repeat orders remain unproven.
• Medyssey - Medyssey received FDA 510(k) clearance for its 3D-printed titanium Odys-SI Screw for sacroiliac fusion. The clearance extends its implant portfolio, but launch timing and clinical adoption remain unestablished.
• Beijing Institute of Technology and Tsinghua University - Researchers reported meter-scale single-crystal Ti-6Al-4V rods and lattices made using wire-arc additive manufacturing. Creep results support further research, while production yield and component qualification remain unproven.
• Yamazaki Mazak Corporation - Mazak launched the INTEGREX i-450S NEO AM, which combines powder-fed laser deposition, cutting and grinding. Its reported starting price is JPY 216.8 million, but measured payback was not disclosed.
• Bright Laser Technologies - BLT approved a CNY 117.98 million capital injection into its wholly owned materials subsidiary using proceeds raised in 2023. The subsidiary reported no revenue through September 2026, and its commissioning date remains unclear.
• Godtech - Godtech received KRW 3 billion from a nuclear industry growth fund and is discussing 3D-printed small modular reactor components with Doosan. No supply contract or completed component qualification was disclosed.
• ROKIT Healthcare - ROKIT reported animal-study results for an autologous kidney tissue patch and plans a 10-patient study in South Korea. The planned study has yet to establish human safety or sustained kidney-function benefit.
• Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics - Researchers reported 2.57 dB/mm on-off gain in rare-earth-doped glass waveguides made with DLP printing and subsequent sintering. Net device gain, repeatability and production economics remain unproven.
• Anycubic - Anycubic plans to bring Thingiverse's library to Makeronline through a collaboration scheduled for November 17. Selected designs will be converted to 3MF and prepared for multicolor printing, but the size of that subset remains unspecified.

By Country

🇰🇷 Korea

• Lincsolution - Lincsolution received a Korean strategic supplier designation that gives it access to government support for metal powder bed fusion equipment development.
• T&R Biofab Co., Ltd. - T&R Biofab Co., Ltd. received US clearance K251959 for its TnR Cranial Implant in July, according to regulatory adviser K-Bio Solutions.
• Dongjin PCE Co., Ltd. - Dongjin PCE Co., Ltd. is working with KAIST on a proof of concept for mold-free precast concrete printing.
• Lincsolution - Lincsolution secured a reported Hanwha Aerospace order for space components as it expands into additive manufacturing production services.

🇨🇳 China

• Ningbo Baishida Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. - Ningbo Baishida Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. completed two undisclosed financing rounds backed by GL Ventures and Still Water Lake Venture Partners.
• Ningbo Baishida Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. - Shenzhen's Baishida Electronics raised an undisclosed angel-plus round from Still Water Lake Venture to develop metal 3D printers and build a production line.
• Juxing Zhizao (Beijing) Technology Development Co., Ltd. - Juxing Zhizao reportedly secured tens of millions of yuan from Guoding Capital and Yunshi Capital for team growth and ultra-large metal printer development.
• Fujian Humanoid Robot Innovation Center Co., Ltd. - Fujian Humanoid Robot Innovation Center raised an undisclosed Pre-A+ round after showcasing 30 robots with 3D-printed bodies.
• JIUHE Frontier Innovations and Science and Technology - Jiuhe Advanced Science raised tens of millions of yuan in Pre-A+ funding for its materials and metal additive manufacturing business.
• Ningbo Zhongyuan Advanced Materials Technology Co., Ltd. - Ningbo Zhongyuan Advanced Materials closes undisclosed Series C++ round with Haitong Innovation for metal AM powder
• Global Laser Box - Global Laser Box reports nearly 100 DP-C2 metal printer sales in three days following RMB 200M Series A
• Tanxue Technology (SnowX) - SnowX outlines 200 W SnowPod metal LPBF printer as parent secures $14.9 million Series A+

🇯🇵 Japan

• JFE Techno-Research Corporation - JFE Techno-Research Corporation outlined a metal additive manufacturing evaluation service linking defects and microstructure to strength, fatigue properties and corrosion resistance.
• HORKOS CORP - HORKOS introduced the NX70 DUO, combining wire-laser directed energy deposition with machining, and reported its first industrial sale.
• Terra Drone Corporation - Terra Drone Corporation reported its first formal delivery to Ukraine's government and linked 3D printing to the Terra A1's JPY 480,000 production cost.
• Tel-mic Co., Ltd. - Tel-mic Co., Ltd. expanded its 3D LAB with 1,600 × 1,600 mm printing capacity and a paint booth, targeting full operation before year-end 2026.
• SK Honpo - SK Honpo opens Japanese preorders for Flashforge CJ270 at JPY 698,500
• MadeHere K.K. - MadeHere won a Japanese naval contract to study reverse engineering and replacement options for discontinued equipment parts.

Compiled from 28 sources · fortnight covers 2026-10-16 – 2026-10-30.

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