Xometry, Inc.

Xometry, Inc. operates an AI-native online manufacturing marketplace that connects buyers of custom parts and assemblies with a distributed network of suppliers. The company also provides adjacent software and services, including Thomasnet, Workcenter, Teamspace, advertising, marketing, and financial services, to support industrial sourcing and supplier operations. It serves customers globally from its U.S. headquarters and international platform footprint.

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Marketplace manufacturing80% Custom manufacturing of parts and assemblies sourced through the Xometry platform.
Supplier services20% Advertising, marketing, financial services, and SaaS tools sold to suppliers.

Xometry sells to buyers that need custom-manufactured parts, assemblies, and production runs, including engineers,...

  • Enterprise buyersprimary

    Large customers using Teamspace, punchout, and workflow integrations to source custom parts at scale.

  • SMB and mid-market buyersprimary

    Smaller industrial customers buying prototypes, one-off parts, and short-run production through instant quoting.

  • Manufacturing suppliersprimary

    Machine shops and manufacturers that accept jobs, fill capacity, and use platform tools to manage operations.

  • Industrial advertisers and service providerssecondary

    Suppliers and industrial businesses buying marketing, advertising, and sourcing visibility through Thomasnet.

Xometry is headquartered in North Bethesda, Maryland and operates a global marketplace available in 18 languages...

  • Headquartered in North Bethesda, Maryland, United States
  • Marketplace available in 18 languages across multiple local platforms
  • Supplier network spans four continents
  • Operations in Europe, Asia, the United Kingdom, and Turkey
  • Global footprint supports local sourcing and cross-border demand

Xometry’s strategy centers on improving its AI-driven pricing, sourcing, and placement engine so the marketplace...

01
Enhance AI-driven marketplace performanceshort-term

Better quoting and matching improve buyer experience and supplier utilization.

02
Expand enterprise workflow penetrationmedium-term

Embedding into procurement systems increases repeat usage and retention.

03
Broaden global supply and demand reachmedium-term

A larger international network strengthens liquidity and matching efficiency.

04
Deepen supplier services revenuemedium-term

Non-transaction services diversify monetization and strengthen supplier loyalty.

Xometry depends on continued growth in both buyer and supplier participation, so any slowdown in network expansion can...

high

Buyer and supplier network concentration risk

The marketplace only works well when both sides of the platform remain active and balanced.

Scope
Marketplace liquidity and repeat order flow
Materiality
high
high

Cybersecurity and third-party service disruption

The platform relies on cloud infrastructure and external providers to process sensitive data and orders.

Scope
Platform uptime, customer trust, and data security
Materiality
high
medium

Trade policy and tariff changes

Custom manufacturing demand and sourcing decisions can shift when trade costs or restrictions change.

Scope
Cross-border orders and international operations
Materiality
medium
medium

Competitive pressure from fragmented manufacturing alternatives

Buyers can source from local machine shops, brokers, and other digital platforms.

Scope
Pricing, customer acquisition, and supplier retention
Materiality
high
medium

International operating complexity

Operating across regions increases regulatory, tax, and execution risk.

Scope
Europe, Asia, UK, and Turkey operations
Materiality
medium
Revenue disaggregation
Revenue mix and gross profit analysis
Goodwill and intangible impairment
Balance sheet carrying values and earnings
Stock-based compensation
Operating expenses and non-GAAP reconciliation
Allowance for doubtful accounts
General and administrative expense and net assets

: 29/04/2026