PTC
Provides CAD, PLM, and IIoT software with additive manufacturing extensions (e.g., Creo AMX) to enable design, simulation, and production of 3D-printed parts.
- CEO / Founder
- Neil Barua
- Team Size
- 5001-10000
- Stage
- Public
- Total Funding
- $2.7B
- Key Investors
- Oak Investment Partners; Bessemer Venture Partners
Technology & Products
Key Products
CAD (Creo), PLM (Windchill), IoT (ThingWorx), AR (Vuforia), SLM (Service Lifecycle Management)
Technological Advantage
Proprietary parametric modeling and simulation tools protected by patents in CAD and PLM.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Integrates additive manufacturing into digital thread to enable design, simulation, and production of 3D-printed parts within the digital product lifecycle.
How They Differentiate
Creo AMX integrates design, optimization, validation, and print-check in one environment for additive manufacturing workflows.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Large industrial manufacturers in aerospace, automotive, medical devices, and consumer goods
Industry Verticals
Aerospace/Defense; Automotive; Medical; Industrial Equipment; Consumer Goods
Competitors
Autodesk, ANSYS, Siemens AG, Dassault Systèmes, SAP, IBM
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Revenue $2.74 billion (2025); 7,642 employees (2025); business customers globally.
Major Milestones
Founded in 1985; IPO in 1989; Acquired ThingWorx in 2013; Launched Creo AMX in 2016; Partnered with Materialise for AM integration in 2020
Notable Customers
Lockheed Martin; Ford; Medtronic; Siemens Energy