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3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing

Additive manufacturing builds parts up layer by layer instead of cutting them from a block, which makes complex shapes and short production runs affordable. Aerospace, medical implants, and tooling are where it has taken hold.

20 stocks

#	Name	Funds holding	Growth	Growth %	Fund value
1	1 HP HPQ $27.7B	1,007	-28	-3%	$20B
2	2 Lincoln Electric LECO $14B	506	+14	+3%	$8.34B
3	3 Dentsply Sirona XRAY $1.75B	474	+2	+0.4%	$7.01B
4	4 Carpenter Technology CRS $18.7B	282	+34	+14%	$3.05B
5	5 3D Systems Corp DDD $474M	265	+22	+9%	$419M
6	6 DELISTED Desktop Metal, Inc. DM	184	-18	-9%	$217M
7	7 Stratasys SSYS $617M	181	+5	+3%	$516M
8	8 Nano Dimension NNDM $598M	135	-2	-1%	$189M
9	9 DELISTED Velo3D, Inc. VLD	97	-7	-7%	$188M
10	10 DELISTED Markforged Holding Corporation MKFG	75	-7	-9%	$148M
11	11 Materialise MTLS $467M	66	-9	-12%	$70.3M
12	12 The 3D Printing ETF PRNT $61.8M	58	-4	-6%	$27.6M
13	13 DELISTED Fathom Digital Manufacturing Corporation FATH	24	-14	-37%	$7.17M
14	14 DELISTED Shapeways Holdings, Inc. Common Stock SHPW	20	+1	+5%	$2.22M
15	15 CollPlant Biotechnologies CLGN $7.05M	18	+1	+6%	$8.55M
16	VJET 16 DELISTED VOXELJET AG American Depositary Shares (each representing one Ordinary Share) VJET	18	+1	+6%	$48.8K
17	STKH 17 Steakholder Foods STKH $657K	16	+5	+45%	$419K
18	18 IperionX IPX $516M	8	0	0%	$5.18M
19	FSRD 19 DELISTED Fast Radius, Inc. Class A Common Stock FSRD	1	0	0%	–
20	20 Velo3D Inc VELO $227M	–	–	–	–