According to the Wall Street Journal, MakerBot, a privately held 3D printer maker is in current discussions with unnamed suitors to sell itself. WSJ cited sources who were familiar with the matter.
The paper further stated that the New York-based firm, MakerBot is in talks to raise more than US$300 million in venture capital to aid business for the company. This leads to a hefty interest from possible acquirers.
The journal added that the discussions are not certain to lead to a buyout but is intended to raise more venture capital. The venture capital that will be invested to the firm is intended to build the business further for the four-year-old company's investors.
MakerBot could not be reached immediately to give its comment.
Currently, 3D printer makers are gaining attention as they evolve technology through manufacturing home and office tools. This makes MakerBot a good catch for investors who want to engage investing in the start-up company according to sources.
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