Minnesota’s Stratasys Draws Bipartisan Support for Its National Security Role (opens original article in a new tab)

Minnesota's Stratasys received bipartisan support from U.S. House members for its national security role, highlighting its 3D printing capabilities for defense and military applications. The company's new facility in Minnetonka and federal contracts were emphasized.

• Three Minnesota U.S. House members attended Stratasys' grand opening, showing bipartisan support for its defense-related work.
• Stratasys' 3D printing technology is used for producing drone parts and military spare parts, enhancing defense supply chain resilience.
• Stratasys Direct was selected for a federal program to accelerate part qualification for defense applications.
• The company reported a 2025 net loss but projected a reduced loss and increased revenue for 2026, driven by growth in defense and industrial applications.