Xometry Posts Record 2025 Results and Announces CEO Transition

A Record Year for Manufacturing on Demand

Xometry (Nasdaq: XMTR) has delivered a milestone quarter and full-year 2025 results, posting record revenue while simultaneously announcing a significant leadership transition at the CEO position.

For those who follow the AM industry, Xometry represents an important bellwether. The company operates a marketplace that connects buyers with manufacturing capacity — including 3D printing, CNC machining, injection moulding, and sheet metal — across a global network of partner shops.

What the Numbers Tell Us

While specific figures weren’t detailed in the initial announcement, the “record results” language signals that demand for on-demand manufacturing continues to grow. This matters because:

• Manufacturing services are scaling — the Wohlers Report 2026 showed services now dominate the AM market, and Xometry is a key player
• Distributed manufacturing works — the marketplace model is proving economically viable
• Demand is broad-based — not just prototyping, but production parts

The CEO Transition

Alongside the financial results, Xometry announced that its CEO will be stepping down. Leadership changes at public companies always prompt questions about strategic direction, but the company struck a confident tone about the future.

For Xometry’s manufacturing partners — including many 3D printing shops — the key question is whether the marketplace model will continue to prioritise quality over volume, and whether margins for partners will remain attractive.

Why This Matters for the AM Industry

Xometry’s success is a validation of the distributed manufacturing thesis that many in AM have championed for years. Rather than every company needing in-house capacity, marketplaces can efficiently match demand with supply.

For smaller print shops, Xometry provides access to customers they might never reach independently. For buyers, it offers instant quoting and capacity verification across multiple processes and materials.

The Bigger Picture

Xometry’s record results align with broader industry trends we’ve covered: services are growing faster than machine sales, and companies are increasingly comfortable outsourcing production — not just prototypes — to specialist providers.

As the company enters a new leadership chapter, expect continued emphasis on AI-driven quoting, expanded process offerings, and potentially deeper integration between design tools and manufacturing marketplaces.