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Eplus3D has officially filed for its IPO on the STAR Market, targeting the surging 100-billion RMB commercial aerospace sector.
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Eplus3D has officially filed for its IPO on the STAR Market, targeting the surging 100-billion RMB commercial aerospace sector.

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Originally reported by 南极熊

Eplus3D has officially filed for its IPO on the STAR Market, targeting the surging 100-billion RMB commercial aerospace sector. Its large-format systems, including the 16-laser EP-M1550, are now essential for manufacturing rocket engines and satellite structures. This move marks a systemic shift where industrial metal AM transitions from a niche tool to a scalable production pillar for global aerospace infrastructure. Public listing will likely accelerate the deployment of high-productivity AM factories worldwide.

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