'2014 will mark our first release of software solutions for the Additive Manufacturing markets also know as 3-D printing. In the Q4/2013 conference call CEO Danny Haran states: 'Cimatron has long been a strong player in the CAD/CAM software market, and it is only natural for the company to leverage its knowledge of manufacturing software solutions by exploring opportunities in 3-D printing.' Wohlers' appointment to it, is aimed at accelerating Cimatron's efforts in entering the additive and hybrid manufacturing field.' 'The creation of a 3-D printing advisory board, and Mr. ( See GibbsCAM® video)Ĭimatron brought industry expert Terry Wohlers onto their newly established 3-D printing advisory board last year, and CEO Danny Haran stated at the time:

GibbsCAM®, billed as 'The CAM industry's recognized ease-of-use leader, offers simple to use, yet extremely powerful, solutions for programming CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine tools'.

CimatronE, an integrated CAD/CAM solution for toolmakers and manufacturers of discrete parts.

Cimatron was founded in 1982 and is based in Israel.ĬIMT has 9.3 million shares issued & outstanding, a healthy 35% institutional ownership level, and a market capitalization of $83 million as of. The company has subsidiaries in Asia, North America and Europe, and works with certified independent service providers in over 40 countries worldwide. The stock compares very favorably with 3-D printing software companies Autodesk ( ADSK) and Dassault Systemes SA ( OTCPK:DASTY), and appears undervalued given EPS growth and revenue expansion via 3-D printing this year.Ĭimatron develops and distributes CAD/CAM software for the manufacturing industry and is ranked among the top ten CAD/CAM suppliers in every global region.

With a trailing PE of 16, record net income recently reported for 2013, and 3-D printing software sales to begin this year, Cimatron ( NASDAQ: CIMT) is a stock 3-D printing investors should take a close look at as an investment in the space. This past weekend a widely-circulated Barron's article, Beware 3-D Printing!, ( subscription required) suggests the best 3-D printing investments now are those that are adding 3-D printing software sales to their revenue mix.

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