AMEXCI, an enormous participant within the Nordic 3D printing ecosystem, has unveiled its formidable plan to fortify its place as a European chief in additive manufacturing. The corporate, backed by key stakeholders together with FAM, Saab, Scania, and Ericsson, is embarking on an intensive strategic initiative geared toward bolstering its manufacturing capabilities.

The focus of this enlargement is the institution of a cutting-edge facility, purpose-built to harness the newest industrial 3D printing expertise. This strategic funding will facilitate high-volume serial manufacturing, expedite operations, and propel AMEXCI into the vanguard of the additive manufacturing realm in Europe.

Principal traders, FAM, Saab, Scania, and Ericsson, understand this enlargement as pivotal. Håkan Buskhe, CEO of FAM, anticipates that this transfer will gas progress in manufacturing and innovation. Micael Johansson, CEO of Saab Group, envisions the enlargement as a method to spice up competitiveness and assist Saab’s evolving product portfolio.

“We really feel that the time is true to increase. Having constructed AMEXCI from the bottom up over the previous plus 5 years along with our companions and prospects, now we have tuned our processes to suit quite a lot of completely different industries and specialised in the direction of serial manufacturing,” stated Edvin Resebo, CEO of AMEXCI.

“Our best asset is the proficient workforce now we have fashioned, with deep information throughout varied AM verticals. It’s key for our enlargement to repeatedly spend money on the newest expertise, enabling us to supply distinctive industrial 3D printing capabilities in Europe and the Nordic area.”

The strategic location of the brand new manufacturing unit in Örebro, Sweden, reaffirms the area’s standing as a premier industrial hub. This improvement not solely enhances AMEXCI’s operational capabilities but additionally catalyzes analysis collaboration with Örebro College, additional solidifying Örebro’s position in superior manufacturing.

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