3D Printing News Unpeeled: Jabil, Ursa & Triastek
Jabil will cut 130 out of 400 manufacturing jobs in Albuquerque. The cuts are due to the company losing a medical metal device manufacturing contract.
Ursa Major meanwhile is expanding a $14 million metal printing alloy development lab in Youngstown with America Makes to help the company handle its US lift and defense contracts.
BioNTech and Triastek have announced a bioprinting deal with a $10 million up front payment that could result in a total payout exceeding $1.2 billion. The deal is to cover new release kinetics and drug geometries in oral dosage firms for RNA therapeutics.
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