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Xact Metal reported over 30% order growth in 2025, driven by strategic adoption in defense and medical sectors.
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Xact Metal reported over 30% order growth in 2025, driven by strategic adoption in defense and medical sectors.

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Xact Metal reported over 30% order growth in 2025, driven by strategic adoption in defense and medical sectors. The appointment of industry veteran Mark Barfoot as VP of Global Sales signals a pivot toward aggressive international scaling. By launching the XM200G μHD for micro-parts and advancing the mid-size XM300G four-laser system, the company is bridging the gap between affordable entry and serial production. This highlights the rising demand for cost-effective multi-laser platforms. 🚀

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