Business Wire · 5 Oct 2026neutral
Stratasys Ltd. announced it will hold its 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Israel time in Givatayim, Israel. The record date for shareholders entitled to vote at the Meeting is Friday, October 9, 2026, and the agenda includes the re-election of directors.
Why it matters — This announcement sets the date and record date for shareholder voting, including the re-election agenda, which is relevant for investors who wish to participate in corporate governance.
Zacks Investment Research · 28 Sept 2026neutral
Zacks Investment Research published an article highlighting 3D printing as an industry reshaping manufacturing through faster production and lower costs, drawing investor interest. The article lists stocks including ATI, NVDA, AVNT, PRLB and SNPS as offering growth potential, without mentioning Stratasys.
Why it matters — A Stratasys watcher would care because the article reflects growing investor interest in the broader 3D printing sector, though it omits SSYS from its list of highlighted stocks.
Business Wire · 14 Sept 2026positive
Stratasys announced a showcase of its long-standing collaboration with General Motors, highlighting how GM is leveraging Stratasys FDM additive manufacturing solutions across its production operations to reduce lead times and costs and improve operational performance. The rollout will extend across more than 20 GM manufacturing facilities.
Why it matters — This highlights an expansion of Stratasys' collaboration with a major global manufacturer, signaling broadened commercial deployment of its additive manufacturing solutions across large-scale production operations.
Business Wire · 10 Sept 2026positive
Stratasys announced it will showcase production-proven additive manufacturing solutions at IMTS 2026 in Chicago from September 14-19. The company will demonstrate solutions designed to address real production, tooling, and supply chain challenges for manufacturers.
Why it matters — The announcement highlights Stratasys' push into production-grade applications across aerospace, defense, automotive, and healthcare, signaling its positioning of additive manufacturing as a solution for manufacturers' real-world production needs.
Business Wire · 9 Sept 2026positive
Stratasys announced the launch of its new F870 FDM system, a large-format additive manufacturing platform designed to scale production for industrial manufacturers, automotive OEMs, and aerospace and defense production lines. Toyota and Rivian have adopted the system for factory-floor manufacturing applications.
Why it matters — The new large-format platform extends Stratasys' production-grade FDM portfolio and its adoption by major automotive manufacturers signals expanded use of the company's technology in industrial factory-floor settings.
