Velo3D Flags Q3 Quarterly Results With Revenue Up 43% to 51%

The news: Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO), a Fremont, California, metal additive manufacturing company, released a preliminary look at its third-quarter 2026 quarterly results on October 15. It expects revenue of about $19.5 million to $20.5 million. That would be growth of roughly 43% to 51% from the same quarter a year earlier. The figures are unaudited. The company said it will report final results the week of November 9.

By the numbers:

• Preliminary Q3 2026 revenue: approximately $19.5 million to $20.5 million
• Year-over-year growth: approximately 43% to 51%
• Implied year-ago quarter: roughly $13.6 million, based on our arithmetic from the company’s range
• Final results expected: week of November 9

Why it matters: Companies often pre-announce when they want to set the narrative early or when results are firm enough to share before the books close. A range, rather than a single figure, signals that the closing process isn’t finished. For a company that sells metal 3D printing technology, a growth rate above 40% is a notable headline. Investors and customers will still want the details behind it, such as the mix between systems and other revenue, margins and cash use. None of that is in the preliminary release.

The big picture: A revenue preview says how much the company sold. It doesn’t say how profitable the sales were or how healthy the balance sheet is. Those items will come with the full report. The range is also fairly wide, about $1 million between low and high. Where final revenue lands within it will be the first thing to check. The audited-quality detail, including any adjustments made during the close, will matter more than the preview.

Separately, two other small filers posted annual reports to the SEC’s EDGAR system this week. Comtech Telecommunications filed a 10-K on October 14. Integral Technologies also filed a 10-K, with an EDGAR timestamp of October 13. Those filings are routine disclosures. Only their filing details are available here, so we aren’t drawing conclusions from them.

What’s next: Watch for Velo3D’s full third-quarter report during the week of November 9. Key questions are whether final revenue falls inside the guided range, how the company describes demand, and whether it offers any outlook beyond the quarter. Readers tracking the earnings calendar should note the week-of timing. The company hasn’t given an exact date in the preliminary announcement.