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Velo3D, Inc. (Nasdaq: VELO) is a metal 3D printing technology company focused on mission-critical metal parts for sectors such as defense, space, aviation, power generation, energy, and semiconductors. The VELO news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company-issued press releases and other coverage so readers can follow how Velo3D’s technology, contracts, and financial performance evolve over time.
Recent news highlights Velo3D’s role in transforming aerospace and defense supply chains through advanced metal additive manufacturing. The company reports collaborations with U.S. government and defense organizations, including the U.S. Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center, the Defense Innovation Unit, and the U.S. Navy and Maritime Industrial Base Program. These updates often focus on using Velo3D’s Rapid Production Solution (RPS) and Sapphire printer family to address manufacturing bottlenecks, supply chain challenges, and the need for surge production capacity.
Investors and industry followers can expect VELO news to cover topics such as new contracts and cooperative agreements, quality milestones like AS9100D certification for the RPS Quality Management System, partnerships with materials suppliers such as Linde Advanced Material Technologies, and integrations with software providers like Dyndrite. Financial announcements, including quarterly earnings releases, capital raises, and Nasdaq listing developments, also feature prominently in the company’s news flow.
By monitoring this page, readers can track how Velo3D positions its integrated platform—Flow software, Sapphire printers, Assure quality control, and Intelligent Fusion process—within key markets. The news feed provides context on how the company’s technology is being adopted across defense, space, aviation, and industrial applications, and how its Rapid Production Solution is used to move from prototyping to high-volume production of complex metal components.
Velo3D (NASDAQ: VELO) was awarded a $9.8 million, five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract on March 30, 2026 to support the Defense Logistics Agency's JAMA Pilot Parts Program.
The award tasks Velo3D to supply additively manufactured metal components using its industrial LPBF capability and Rapid Production Solution, with Sapphire printers assembled in the United States able to produce parts up to 600mm diameter and 1m height.
Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO) appointed James Suva as Chief Financial Officer, effective April 6, 2026. Suva replaces Bernard Chung, who served as Acting CFO since December 31, 2025 and will remain as Controller.
Suva brings more than 20 years of capital markets and technology experience, most recently serving as Senior Vice President and Treasurer at Cricut, and will oversee finance, accounting, treasury, and investor relations.
Industry update (Mar 25, 2026): Global military spending reached $2.7 trillion while the top-100 defense players generated $922 billion. The release highlights rapid procurement shifts favoring agile suppliers and lists material corporate moves: AeroVironment's ~$200M ESAero acquisition, Archer's (NYSE: ACHR) eVTOL pilot selections, Starfighters' Midland expansion and STARLAUNCH 1 progress, Velo3D production wins, and EagleNXT's strategic investment in Aerodrome Group.
These developments underscore faster contracting, manufacturing scale-ups, and regulatory pathways likely to accelerate unmanned, autonomous, and advanced air mobility deployment.
Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO) reported full‑year 2025 revenue of $46.0 million and Q4 revenue $9.4 million, with a backlog of $31 million as of December 31, 2025. GAAP net loss for 2025 was $71.4 million and GAAP gross margin was (16.1)%, driven by a ~$7.0 million inventory write‑down in Q4.
The company raised $30 million in private placement financing, completed $15 million of debt‑to‑equity conversions (~60% debt reduction), secured a $32.6 million Department of War award and an $11.5 million multi‑year defense RPS contract, and unveiled a demand‑driven plan envisioning up to ~400 production systems over the next decade. Guidance for 2026: $60–$70 million revenue, positive EBITDA expected in H2 2026, and capex of $40–$50 million.
Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO) announced that CEO Dr. Arun Jeldi acquired a $5 million promissory note and converted it into common stock at $16.38 per share, described as a significant premium to market. A director, Ken Thieneman, converted a $10 million note at $10.50 per share.
Overall, the company said total outstanding debt was reduced by 60% to approximately $10 million, and management said the moves materially deleverage the balance sheet heading into fiscal 2026.
Velo3D (NASDAQ: VELO) will release fourth quarter and fiscal year 2025 financial results after the market close on March 24, 2026. The company will host an earnings conference call and webcast at 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET the same day.
Investors can join via the U.S. dial-in numbers provided or access the live webcast and supporting earnings press release and presentation on the Events page of the Investor Relations site at ir.velo3d.com.
Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO) said Intergalactic used its Rapid Production Solutions (RPS) to produce Inconel 718 microtube heat exchanger headers for a cabin air heat exchanger on a mass-produced commercial aircraft.
Parts were printed on the Sapphire XC using standard production parameter sets, moved from design to printed parts in a couple of weeks, and support a distributed digital inventory and scalable supply chain.
Velo3D (NASDAQ: VELO) was awarded a multi-year $11.5 million full rate production contract from a key U.S. defense prime to support a high-profile national security program.
The deal uses Velo3D's Rapid Production Solution (RPS) and industrial-scale LPBF printing to deliver critical metal components faster and at lower cost than subtractive methods. All Sapphire printers are assembled in the United States and can print parts up to 600mm diameter and 1 meter height.
Velo3D (NASDAQ: VELO) was selected as the first qualified additive manufacturing vendor for the U.S. Army GVSC program to accelerate qualified AM solutions for ground vehicles. Under an existing CRADA, Velo3D met GVSC qualification criteria in less than two weeks and will validate parts in Aluminum CP1 and Inconel 718 on Sapphire printers.
Upon successful validation, AM alternatives may be inserted into the Army TACOM supply chain; Sapphire printers are U.S.-assembled and support parts up to 600mm diameter and 1m height.
Velo3D (NASDAQ: VELO) announced a Cooperative Research & Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center on Jan 13, 2026 to develop and qualify additively manufactured parts and assemblies to address supply chain challenges for ground combat vehicles.
The work uses Velo3D's Rapid Production Solution (RPS) and explores qualified alloys for its Sapphire® printers, which are assembled in the U.S. and can print parts up to 600mm diameter and 1 meter height. Upon successful prototype qualification, AM alternatives may be available for Army supply‑chain insertion; systems meet DoD cybersecurity standards.