NAMI
Delivers certified on-demand metal and polymer 3D printing services with proprietary digital inventory software, reducing critical spare parts lead times from months to days for Saudi industrial operators.
- CEO / Founder
- Mohammed Swaidan
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- Undisclosed
- Latest Round
- Strategic Investment - Undisclosed - October 2025
- Key Investors
- Saudi Electricity Company (30% stake); Dussur; 3D Systems
Technology & Products
Key Products
NAMI provides on-demand metal and polymer 3D printing services using 3D Systems' DMP Factory 500, DMP Flex 350 Dual, Figure 4, SLS 380, and SLA 750 systems. They produce components like pump impellers, fuel burners, motor fans, heat sinks, and heat exchangers for energy and aerospace sectors, plus proprietary digital inventory software.
Technological Advantage
CLAIMED: Proprietary software enables seamless design-to-part transformation and digital inventory management. VERIFIED: Backed by 3D Systems' validated industrial processes; achieved first Saudi regulatory certification for 3D printed parts; secured enterprise contracts with SEC and Lockheed Martin. DEFENSIBLE: Strategic JV exclusivity in KSA, localized regulatory certifications, and integrated digital supply chain software create high switching costs for regional enterprise clients.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces critical spare parts lead times from 6-12 months to under 2 weeks by digitizing inventory and producing certified components locally, cutting logistics costs by ~40% and eliminating unplanned downtime for energy and industrial operators.
How They Differentiate
Unlike global on-demand platforms (Xometry, Protolabs) that rely on US/EU manufacturing hubs, NAMI operates localized certified production in Riyadh, cutting import lead times by 80% and complying with Saudi Vision 2030 localization mandates. Proprietary digital inventory software targets enterprise MRO workflows rather than rapid prototyping, while JV backing from 3D Systems ensures direct access to industrial DMP/ProX hardware and validated material processes.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Industrial OEMs, energy sector operators, aerospace/defense contractors, and government entities in Saudi Arabia and MENA
Industry Verticals
Oil & Gas; Power & Utilities; Aerospace & Defense; Industrial Manufacturing
Competitors
Xometry, Protolabs, Stratasys
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Modern Isotopes Factory (MIF); $26 million; 5-year framework; Up to 2,000 tungsten NDT components for pipeline and welding inspection; Saudi Electric Company (SEC); 30% equity stake; Spare parts localization and digital warehousing for energy infrastructure; Lockheed Martin; Qualification and production of aerospace and defense components for international markets
Major Milestones
November 2022: Established as joint venture between 3D Systems and Dussur; 2023: Secured strategic partnership with Lockheed Martin for AM solutions; 2023: Partnered with Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) for digital spare parts inventory; 2023: First Saudi company to receive certification for 3D printed parts
Notable Customers
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) - strategic investor and customer; Lockheed Martin - collaboration partner for aerospace and defense components