Voxeljet's 3-D printers can make anything from vehicle parts to chairs to artwork. Its technology was used to make three Aston Martin model cars used as props in the James Bond film "Skyfall." Voxeljet sells its printers to companies in the automotive, aerospace, film, engineering, medical and consumer products industries.
The German company priced 6.5 million American depositary receipts at $13 each. The stock is trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "VJET."
The shares rose $15.80, or 122 percent, to close at $28.80 Friday after trading as high as $29.06 earlier.
Stocks of 3-D printing companies have soared over the last year as 3-D printing grows in popularity. Shares of The ExOne Co. have tripled since the company went public in February. Stratasys Ltd.'s shares have jumped 73 percent over the last year. And 3D Systems Corp.'s shares have more than doubled from a year ago.
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