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ADDMAN Engineering has acquired Forecast 3D, scaling its fleet to 160+ systems and 8 locations.
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ADDMAN Engineering has acquired Forecast 3D, scaling its fleet to 160+ systems and 8 locations.

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Originally reported by angleadvisors.com

ADDMAN Engineering has acquired Forecast 3D, scaling its fleet to 160+ systems and 8 locations. This move creates one of North America's largest AM providers by merging Forecast 3D's polymer capacity with ADDMAN's metal expertise. The acquisition signals a systemic shift toward vertically integrated super-tier suppliers capable of handling the entire product lifecycle for aerospace and defense. 550+ employees now lead this industrial-scale platform. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #Acquisition

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