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Sees Q4 Revenue of $143.0M-$151.0M
Sees Q4 revenue $143.0M-$151.0M, consensus $144.77M.
Protolabs Reports Q3 Revenue of $154.3M
Reports Q3 revenue $154.3M, consensus $149.31M. "Protolabs delivered another record quarter, with double-digit revenue growth for the fourth consecutive quarter," said CEO Suresh Krishna. "Our momentum reflects strong execution and growing demand from industries that value speed, quality, and manufacturing agility. As reindustrialization, advanced hardware innovation, and the need for resilient supply chains reshape manufacturing, our digital model enables customers to move quickly from idea to production - positioning us to deliver sustained profitable growth and long-term shareholder value."
FY26 Revenue Consensus at $582.72M
FY26 revenue consensus $582.72M. FY25 revenue was $533.13M.
Protolabs Accelerates Productivity with Amazon Partnership
Protolabs (PRLB) is accelerating productivity across its organization with Amazon (AMZN) Quick, an AI assistant bringing context, apps, systems, tools, and data into one place to make thoughtful, personalized recommendations. The company is putting AI into the workstreams that shape every customer order, from quote to delivery. "Our partnership with Amazon reinforces Protolabs' commitment to AI-enabled manufacturing, allowing our teams to work more efficiently and focus on delivering for our customers," said Marc Kermisch, Chief Technology and AI Officer at Protolabs.
Protolabs Robotics Customer Revenue Doubles in H1 2026
The company said, "Protolabs is helping companies move from concept to real-world application faster with flexible, on-demand manufacturing support for robotics applications. As funding and competition intensify across the industry, robotics leaders are turning to Protolabs' digital manufacturing model to meet ambitious speed-to-market goals with quick-turn parts tailored to the needs of robotics companies. Robotics demand is accelerating at Protolabs. In the first half of 2026, revenue from the company's robotics customers more than doubled compared to the first half of 2025. Market growth is reinforcing that momentum: The market size of the global robotics industry is estimated at $88 billion in 2026 and is projected to reach $219 billion by 2031, representing a 20% compound annual growth rate. The addition of robotic devices to the Federal Communications Commission's Covered List underlines the need for stateside manufacturing to promote this growth. Through its extensive U.S.-based manufacturing footprint, Protolabs collaborates with robotics subsystem teams to accelerate the development of every required component including specialized tools like grippers, sensor systems, and enclosures. Advances in physical AI have pushed robotics beyond scripted automation and into adaptive, generalizable behavior. Protolabs' comprehensive offering provides secure, high-speed prototyping and low-volume production manufacturing to support the extreme pace of robot development."
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