Chinese metal 3D printer manufacturer Eplus3D has abruptly withdrawn its IPO filing from Shanghai's STAR Market, just weeks after the filing was made public.
IPO Filing Terminated
Interesting news from China: EPlus3D has abruptly withdrawn its IPO filing. In a public filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the company's application was terminated on March 24, 2026.
The Hangzhou-based company, known for its large-format metal additive manufacturing systems, had filed for a STAR Market listing in early 2025. The sudden withdrawal comes amid broader market volatility and regulatory scrutiny in China's tech and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Company Background
Eplus3D (杭州易加三维增材技术股份有限公司) specializes in industrial metal 3D printers, notably the EP-M1550 and the recently teased EP-M3050 system capable of up to 256 lasers. The company has positioned itself as a competitor to Western metal AM manufacturers in the large-format powder bed fusion space.
Despite the IPO withdrawal, Eplus3D continues to operate and showcase new technology, including at TCT Asia 2026 where the company debuted its next-generation multi-laser systems.
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