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Stockholders Should Feel Disgruntled Towards Both 3D Systems and the Financial Sector

3D Systems' earnings report mix-up examined in a video by Blake Bos, Motley Fool industrials analyst. Despite the press release indicating an EPS of $0.71 per share, this figure was stated before the company's split, leading to the confusion.

Anger Among Shareholders Towards Both 3D Systems and the Financial Sector
Anger Among Shareholders Towards Both 3D Systems and the Financial Sector

Stockholders Should Feel Disgruntled Towards Both 3D Systems and the Financial Sector

In a recent stock split, 3D Systems, a leading player in the 3-D printing industry, saw its share count increase by approximately 9 million shares. This dilution of shareholder returns, however, doesn't seem to be the only concern for investors. The current Earnings Per Share (EPS) of 3D Systems after the stock split is not explicitly stated in the available search results.

The recent insider trading disclosure dated 09/05/2025 indicates transactions involving shares at around $2.12 per share, but no EPS figure post-split is provided in these documents. Before the stock split, the company's earnings report stated an EPS of $0.71 per share.

Blake Bos, Motley Fool's industrials analyst, explains the actual EPS value in a video. He emphasises the importance of understanding the financial implications of a stock split, particularly the EPS, for informed investment decisions.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the current EPS, 3D Systems remains at the forefront of the 3-D printing industry with the broadest portfolio of 3-D printers. The Motley Fool, in its premium research report, offers insights into whether 3D Systems is a buy at the current time.

It's worth noting that the Motley Fool recommends 3D Systems and owns shares of the company through its Supernova and Pro real-money premium services. The Motley Fool's Pro premium service has also written a "covered strangle" options position on 3D Systems.

The Motley Fool's editor's note clarifies the disclosure position for 3D Systems. The report provides a close analysis of 3D Systems' opportunities, risks, and growth factors. It also offers reasons to buy or sell 3D Systems' stock and provides a year of analyst updates.

The Motley Fool's disclosure policy is in effect for this article. Blake Bos, the author of the article, has no position in any stocks mentioned. The article "Why Shareholders Should Be Angry With Both 3D Systems and Wall Street" originally appeared on Fool.com.

For those interested in more Foolish news and insights, the Motley Fool offers Foolish newsletter services for free for 30 days. The Motley Fool believes that considering a diverse range of insights makes them better investors. Blake Bos also emphasises the importance of diversification in 3-D printing investing.

In conclusion, while the current EPS of 3D Systems post-stock split remains unclear, the company's position in the 3-D printing industry and the recommendations from reputable sources like the Motley Fool could make it an attractive investment opportunity for some. However, it's crucial for investors to conduct their own research and make informed decisions based on their individual investment strategies.

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