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8-K2026-05-08· qwen-plus

XMTR · Xometry, Inc.

0001193125-26-214604

SEC filing

Summary

Xometry, Inc. entered into a strategic collaboration with Siemens and issued 1,049,759 shares of Class A common stock to Siemens affiliate SBI GmbH for approximately $50 million in an unregistered private placement, enabling native integration of Xometry’s AI-native manufacturing intelligence into Siemens Xcelerator.

Key takeaways

Full analysis

This filing announces a high-impact strategic inflection point for Xometry: a deep, co-developed integration with Siemens — a global leader in industrial software — backed by a $50 million equity investment. The Collaboration Agreement is not a generic partnership but a technically specific commitment to embed Xometry’s AI-native intelligence natively into Siemens Xcelerator, reaching Siemens’ global base of engineers at the precise moment design decisions are made. This positions Xometry’s capabilities — trained on millions of part files, real manufacturer feedback, and production outcomes — inside the world’s leading industrial design workflows. The unregistered sale of 1,049,759 shares to SBI GmbH is expressly conditioned on and concurrent with the Collaboration Agreement, confirming the transaction’s strategic rather than purely financial nature. Critically, the integration extends beyond software to operations: combining Siemens’ digital twin and industrial AI with Xometry’s global marketplace and Thomas’ supplier network creates a closed-loop digital thread from design through sourcing and delivery. Management emphasizes this enables designers to work 'smarter, faster, and with greater impact' by eliminating friction between design intent and manufacturability reality. For investors, this represents accelerated go-to-market leverage, validation of Xometry’s AI platform at enterprise scale, and a pathway to monetize intelligence within high-value engineering workflows — all without diluting control, as the issuance is to a strategic partner aligned with long-term platform adoption.