Farsoon posts 715M yuan 2025 revenue (+45%) and signs ANZ distribution deal

Farsoon Technologies recorded total operating revenue of 715 million yuan (approximately $104.5 million) for the full year 2025, a 45.43% increase year-on-year, according to the company’s 2025 annual report. Net profit reached 69 million yuan (approximately $10.1 million), up 2.68% from the prior year, with basic earnings per share at 0.17 yuan.

The company’s profits rose 2.7% to 69 million yuan in 2025 from 67.2 million yuan in 2024, according to a Saturday filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Earnings per share at the printing equipment manufacturer increased 6.3% to 0.17 yuan from 0.16 yuan in the previous year.

The Changsha-based manufacturer also reported that cumulative global system sales exceeded 1,400 units by the end of December 2025, with more than 800 metal 3D printing machines installed worldwide (indicating that the remaining 600 units are polymer SLS machines).

ANZ distribution through Emlogic

Separately, Farsoon named Emlogic as its distribution partner for Australia and New Zealand, covering both metal and polymer laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) systems. The agreement, effective April 22, brings local sales, technical consultation, training, machine integration, application development, and after-sales support to manufacturers across the region.

Emlogic, headquartered in North Parramatta, Australia, serves design engineers, manufacturers, and research institutions with industrial 3D printing systems, as well as PCB prototyping, CAN-Bus systems, and embedded development tools.

To support customer access in the region, Emlogic will install a Farsoon FS191M metal 3D printing system at its local facility. The machine will be used for customer training, application benchmarking, process validation, and on-site demonstrations.

“We are delighted to partner with Emlogic to expand Farsoon’s open industrial additive manufacturing solutions across Australia and New Zealand,” said Vince Zhao, Director of Business Development–AMEA at Farsoon Technologies. “Emlogic’s deep local market knowledge, technical expertise, and long-standing commitment to customer success make them an ideal partner to deliver reliable, high-performance 3D printing systems and responsive support to manufacturers in the region.”

“This partnership with Farsoon allows us to introduce truly industrial, open-platform additive manufacturing technologies to the Australian and New Zealand markets,” said Ramzi Kattan, Chief Executive Officer of Emlogic. “We are committed to delivering high-performance yet practical solutions, backed by local expertise and responsive support.”

Farsoon’s systems are built on an open-platform architecture, enabling users to adjust parameters, qualify new materials, and scale from prototyping to serial production. The company reports that its systems are installed across over 30 countries, with applications spanning aerospace, automotive, medical, tooling, and advanced manufacturing.