San Diego-based 3-D printer startup Robo 3D Ltd. started trading Dec. 22 on the Australian Securities Exchange following its recent acquisition by Falcon Minerals Ltd., an Australian mining company.
Robo 3D raised $6 million in Australian dollars through its initial public offering.
The company was founded in 2012 by a group of San Diego State University students. The company delivered its first print to customers in 2013.
“Core founders and existing employees, with direction from an accomplished group of seasoned consumer electronics professionals, will continue to operate, control and drive all business strategy from Robo headquarters in San Diego,” the company said in a statement.
