Bosch Advanced Ceramics achieves 115% year-on-year growth

Bosch Advanced Ceramics, a leading producer of 3D printed technical ceramic components, has announced strong sales results at the close of the third quarter of 2025. For the full fiscal year 2025, the contract manufacturer projects a 115% revenue increase compared to 2024, based on actual sales to date and the current forecast. This robust growth underscores the increasing demand for additively manufactured technical ceramics across various industries.

This latest achievement marks the continuation of a strong multi-year growth trend: since 2023, Bosch Advanced Ceramics has increased its AM revenues more than fivefold. This trajectory highlights the accelerating industrial adoption of technical ceramic 3D printing, even in the face of a globally challenging economic backdrop. Customers increasingly recognize ceramic AM as a reliable production method alongside traditional manufacturing.

“Our years of work are now bearing fruit. The strong growth demonstrates the increasing market acceptance of additive ceramic manufacturing,” said Sophie Berninger, CEO of Bosch Advanced Ceramics. “This is not only a success for our company, but also a clear signal of the positive development within the entire industry.”

Thanks to years of experience, the company can 3D print both fine, complex geometries and large-format components that meet demanding industrial requirements.

As VoxelMatters recently reported, during an exclusive conversation with Nikolai Sauer, the CTO of Bosch Advanced Ceramics (which is a unit of Bosch Business Innovations), the company has become a trusted contract manufacturer in the still niche but maturing ceramics AM market. Operating from its cutting-edge production facility in Immenstadt, Germany, BAC has successfully worked with customers from the semiconductor, medical and aerospace industries—among others—not only in the production of high-quality ceramic AM parts, but also through consultancy services. This holistic approach to contract manufacturing means that BAC can enable its clients to really maximize the benefits of ceramic AM and push the technology to new limits.

In our interview, Sauer tells us all about BAC’s current capabilities and activities in ceramic AM, market challenges that the company (and industry at large) are tackling and how he envisions the future of ceramic AM.