The Americans are among the largest companies in the market.
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Cologne Among the many fascinating technologies of the modern world, 3D printing stands out. Whether plastics, metals, ceramics or glass, all kinds of objects can be produced with this manufacturing process. This saves time, resources and money.
In Heidelberg, for example, the largest printed house in Europe is currently being built. A so-called portal printer lays concrete layer upon concrete layer – a total of 450 tons. The high-tech mortar comes from Heidelberg Materials (formerly Heidelberg Cement).
Investors can invest in this trend. A number of 3D printing stocks are now listed on the stock exchange. However, a single investment is considered very risky.
The market is still young – as are the companies that bustle about here. Their courses sometimes fluctuate greatly. Success stories often trigger a rally that can quickly lead to disappointment. The German 3D specialist NeXR Technologies just had to file for bankruptcy.
However, for risk-averse investors who want to invest a small part of their freely available money, there are definitely promising stocks.
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