Replies to post #41944 on Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[Parapraxis]

Good news. Thank you for sharing.

[desarcmo]

This is the part I like the best:

"We previously announced that Spartacus3D, a leading French AM service provider, had signed up for our Early Adopter Program in 2015; since then, they have fully installed our software and now use it regularly.

Money is coming!!

[Herringaid]

Yay! Another agreement! How many did they sell? For how much?!?!?!

I'm down 75%. Another stupid agreement isn't going to help.

GEORGE IS GETTING UPSET!!!

Regards,
George

[GetRich1day]

Loving the France connection with Spartacus 3D and Airbus using PrintRite3D. The collaboration with Spartacus 3D is excellent only a 2 hour drive from the Auvergne region of France. I'm thinking new contracts in this year. Spartacus 3D can showcase PrintRite3D to some major players there.

Auvergne, an administrative region in France and home to global tire manufacturere Michelin, this week announced a major financial boost aimed at securing the future of the metal 3D printing industry, valued at €6.3 million. Over €4 million of that will go directly to the joint venture Fives Michelin Additive Solutions (FMAS), a 50-50 partnership between the two French companies created last September that seeks to play an integral part in the globally expanding area of industrial metal additive manufacturing.

The project includes eleven mainly French partners including aluminum and metal powder producers Constellium and Eramet; additive manufacturing solutions experts FMAS, Dassault Systèmes and ESI; industrial end-users in the aerospace and automotive industries such as Zodiac Aéro, Safran, Fusia, Michelin and 3A; and finally research laboritories CNRS, Central Supélec and CPI. According to the Auvergne Regional council, the total cost of the project will be around €40 million over seven years, however the initial €6.3 financial boost will be intended specifically and exclusively for companies within the region such as FMAS.

http://www.3ders.org/articles/20151024-auvergne-region-in-france-invests-in-metal-additive-manufacturing.html