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BigRep GmbH

Large-format industrial 3D printers for defense MRO, spare parts and operational readiness.

Berlin, Germany
51-200

Vitality Radar

64
Current
6M History
Industry
Updated 17 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels
72
Business
Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction
68
Innovation
R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption
70
Pulse
Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement
45
Capacity
Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale
65

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

BigRep GmbH is positioning itself as a large-format industrial 3D printing platform vendor, supported by strategic OEM and materials partnerships and a public listing, but facing market headwinds that are forcing restructuring.

Efficiency Ratio

The company shows reasonably strong output in partnerships, financing, and product activity for its size, though recent layoffs and leadership turnover suggest efficiency pressures and a need to tighten operations.

Evidence Signals

2 negative signals
Funding HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 11 Nov 2015

BigRep announced successful closing of a Series A financing round with over €7 million invested by Koehler Paper Group, b-to-v and existing shareholders, supporting rapid growth of its large format 3D printing business.

View source Berlin, Germany
Funding MEDIUM IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 26 Oct 2016

BigRep completed a second growth financing round via Companisto, with more than 870 private investors participating and closing the round successfully as a follow on to earlier institutional funding.

View source Berlin, Germany
Funding HIGH IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 30 Aug 2017

BigRep raised a double digit million euro Series B financing round in which technology company Körber AG participated alongside existing investors, significantly strengthening its capital base for international expansion.

View source Berlin, Germany
Leadership Hire MEDIUM IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 16 Aug 2017

BigRep appointed Frank Marangell as President to lead and expand its U.S. operations, alongside the hiring of a new CTO, as part of a broader growth and funding initiative.

View source United States
Executive Departure MEDIUM IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 21 Jun 2019

BigRep CEO Stephan Beyer stepped back from his CEO role to take a consulting position, with his responsibilities redistributed among other senior managers including Martin Back, Daniel Büning, Frank Marangell and Stefan Kaufmann.

View source Berlin, Germany
Partnership MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 21 Oct 2022

BigRep and BASF entered a strategic partnership to jointly develop industrial 3D printing materials and solutions, including joint development of materials and printers, with BASF also investing in BigRep as part of a growth round.

View source Berlin, Germany
Funding MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 30 Aug 2017

Körber Group invested in BigRep as part of its current Series B financing round, becoming a new strategic investor to support BigRep’s growth in large scale additive manufacturing.

View source Germany
Layoffs HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 30 Oct 2024

BigRep SE and BigRep GmbH announced that CEO Dr Sven Thate would leave his management roles effective 31 October 2024, to be succeeded by Thomas Janics Jakomini, and concurrently decided to dismiss 15 employees and file a collective redundancy notification with the Agentur für Arbeit Berlin Mitte due to a difficult investment goods market.

View source Berlin, Germany

About
BigRep GmbH is a Berlin manufacturer of large-format industrial 3D printers with a dedicated defense vertical covering MRO, spare-parts production and operational readiness. Its defense argument is point-of-need manufacturing: producing an out-of-stock or obsolete part near the depot rather than waiting on a long or contested supply chain.
Relevancy
Own defense product page and defense e-book: large-format 3D printers for MRO, spare parts and operational readiness. Anchor A2. Classified C13-05 under the dual-use industrial-base rule — manufacturing enablers included even without a named defense customer.
Tags
#AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #MRO #SpareParts #IndustrialBase #Readiness #Berlin

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