Xometry, Inc.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Xometry, Inc.

Xometry, Inc. (NASDAQ: XMTR) is a United States-based industrial technology company headquartered in North Bethesda, Maryland. Founded in 2013 and renamed Xometry in 2015, the company has built an AI-driven digital marketplace for on-demand manufacturing, connecting buyers with a broad network of suppliers that produce custom parts and assemblies. For investors, Xometry sits at the intersection of industrial manufacturing, software, and supply-chain enablement, with a relatively asset-light model that depends on network scale, software capabilities, and data-driven matching. At the center of the business is Xometry’s AI-powered marketplace, which provides instant or rapid quoting, lead-time estimates, and sourcing orchestration for custom-manufactured components. The company’s Instant Quoting Engine uses large volumes of historical and operational data to evaluate complex parts in real time and match buyers with the right suppliers. Xometry also operates Thomasnet, a leading North American industrial sourcing platform, and offers cloud-based products such as Workcenter and Teamspace, which extend the platform into manufacturing execution and collaboration workflows. These adjacent services help broaden the company’s value proposition beyond pure transaction facilitation. Competitively, Xometry is positioned in a large, fragmented manufacturing market where speed, reliability, and supplier access matter. Its differentiation comes from the combination of network depth, pricing automation, and workflow software. Management has emphasized that the platform serves a wide customer base ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. That broad reach is important because it allows Xometry to participate in both lower-complexity, repeat sourcing and more strategic enterprise supply-chain engagements. The company’s scale and AI-enabled quote engine are key competitive assets, although the B2B sourcing and digital manufacturing space remains competitive. Geographically, Xometry has historically been strongest in North America but continues to expand internationally through its marketplace and supplier ecosystem. Recent disclosures highlight continuing growth in enterprise adoption and an expanding global network of buyers and suppliers. In February 2026, Xometry reported record full-year 2025 results. In May 2026, it reported first-quarter 2026 revenue growth of 36% year over year, with management pointing to stronger marketplace innovation and broader adoption of supply-chain solutions. In March 2026, the company introduced new enterprise lead-time intelligence and personalized pricing models, reinforcing its AI-native positioning. Xometry also announced in May 2026 that CEO Randy Altschuler will transition to Executive Chair effective July 1, 2026. Overall, the latest updates point to a company in a growth and product-expansion phase, with improving operating leverage and a clear emphasis on scaling its digital manufacturing ecosystem.