New Global Sales Director for the Mobility Sector

Prototal Group continues to sharpen its sector-focused commercial strategy with a new leadership appointment in the mobility industry, further advancing its commitment to serial production in Industrial 3D Printing.

Building on its strategic expansion of global sales capabilities, Prototal Group is taking the next step in its growth journey by strengthening its sector-specific commercial leadership. Following the successful establishment of a global structure for aerospace and defense, the company is now reinforcing its position in the mobility sector.

We are pleased to announce that Noemi Rossi has been appointed Global Sales Director – Mobility, effective January 2026. In her new role, Noemi will prioritise, steer, and define the commercial direction for mobility across Prototal Group, working closely with local teams to drive business development and customer relationships in this strategic sector.

As part of this strategic realignment, Vanna Menco, CEO of Prototal Prosilas, will assume sales leadership responsibility in Italy in parallel with her CEO role, working in close coordination with the mobility sector leadership to ensure seamless commercial execution.

“These changes are designed to ensure clear accountability, stronger sector focus, and effective commercial execution in our priority markets. Noemi’s deep understanding of the mobility industry and her proven track record make her the ideal leader to drive our global ambitions in this segment,” says Ronnie Petersson, Chief Commercial Officer, Prototal Group.

With this latest appointment, Prototal Group continues to build a robust, sector-oriented commercial organisation capable of delivering tailored solutions and driving serial production opportunities in additive manufacturing – where precision, reliability, and innovation are paramount.

Contact information:
Noemi Rossi
Global Sales Director for Mobility
+39 347 72 50 736
noemi.rossi@prototalgroup.com

Prototal Unifies Digital Presence: Transitioning to a Global LinkedIn Page

Prototal today announced a strategic evolution of its digital communications, moving to consolidate its various local LinkedIn presences into a single, unified global page.

This transition is designed to provide a more cohesive experience for customers and partners, ensuring that Prototal’s specialized expertise — from advanced additive manufacturing to high-precision injection molding — is accessible through one high-authority channel. By unifying these voices, the company can better showcase its cross-border capabilities and commitment to supporting critical sectors like defense and aerospace.

A New Era of Digital Engagement

As part of this consolidation, Prototal is pleased to introduce Jessica as the newly appointed Social Media Manager at Prototal Group. Jessica will be responsible for managing the brand’s digital narrative and ensuring a consistent, high-impact flow of information across all European markets.

“Consolidating our social media presence allows us to speak with one voice and showcase the full breadth of our technical solutions under the Prototal brand,” says Ronnie Petersson, Chief Commercial Officer. “With Jessica joining the team to lead this strategy, we are moving toward a more sophisticated, global dialogue with our stakeholders.”

What This Means for Followers

Effective from 5th of January 2026, the local LinkedIn pages for Prototal Sweden, Prototal UK, and other regional entities will cease regular updates. All followers, clients, and industry partners are invited to migrate to the official Prototal LinkedIn page to stay informed on:

“I am thrilled to join Prototal at such a pivotal moment,” says Jessica. “Our goal is to build a digital community that reflects the precision and innovation we bring to our manufacturing projects every day. I look forward to connecting with our global audience and sharing the stories that define Prototal.”

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Prototal Industries rebrands to Prototal Group

Prototal Industries AB announced its rebranding to Prototal Group AB today. This strategic name change clarifies the company’s role as the parent entity to its operational subsidiary brands like Prototal™️, Prototal Prosilas, 1zu1scale & CA Models.

“Our new name is reflecting our role as a strategic parent company for our portfolio of European manufacturing brands. And with the new logo we are familiar enough with our flagship brand Prototal but different enough to be able to encompass future brands in our portfolio.” said Ronnie Petersson, Chief Commercial Officer at Prototal Group.

The name change will not affect any existing operations, staff, or legal agreements. For more information, please contact Chief Commercial Officer, Ronnie Petersson, at ronnie.petersson@prototalgroup.com.

AMT and Prototal forge strategic Partnership

AMT and Prototal Group forge strategic partnership to accelerate industrial-scale post-processing in 3D Printing

Sheffield, UK & Jönköping, Sweden – Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT), the global leader in automated post-processing for industrial 3D printing, has entered into a strategic partnership with Prototal Group, Europe’s largest provider of industrial 3D printing, injection moulding, vacuum casting, and aluminium tooling.

Under this agreement, AMT will deliver scalable, next-generation post-processing solutions that eliminate bottlenecks, boost efficiency, and enable industrial-scale production across Prototal’s European facilities. The alliance integrates AMT’s fully automated PostPro® solutions into Prototal’s end-to-end additive manufacturing workflows, removing manual steps and driving consistency at scale. AMT’s vapor smoothing and depowdering systems are already operational at Prototal’s facilities in Austria, Denmark, Italy, UK and Sweden with further deployments planned.

“Our shared vision with Prototal is simple: drive industrialisation, repeatability, and scalability in additive manufacturing,” said Giorgio Ioannides, Head of Sales at AMT. “By combining our advanced post-processing with Prototal’s vast AM capabilities, we’re delivering unmatched quality, consistency, and efficiency — all while reducing costs to enable broader industry adoption.”

Prototal is a key beta tester of AMT technology, with both companies actively sharing knowledge to refine processes and develop next-generation solutions. Plans are already in motion to extend the collaboration beyond vapor smoothing into new post-processing technologies.

”This partnership marks an important step in strengthening our ecosystem of world-class manufacturing solutions. By working with AMT, we can provide our customers with even greater flexibility, speed, and reliability in scaling their production,” said Ronnie Petersson, Chief Commercial Officer at Prototal Group.

As additive manufacturing shifts from prototyping to true volume production, this partnership aims to remove the final barriers to scale. Together, AMT and Prototal are committed to setting new standards for efficiency, surface finish, and throughput in industrial 3D printing.

Prototal Joins the Swedish Security and Defense Industry Association, SOFF

Prototal Sweden AB has become a member of SOFF – the Swedish Security and Defense Industry Association.

This membership bolsters Prototal’s ability to contribute to Sweden’s security and preparedness, while opening doors for new collaborations and professional development opportunities within the defense sector.

SOFF works to create the best possible competitive conditions for defense and security companies by promoting market access and international trade. The organization represents approximately 250 member companies operating in areas such as civil security, cyber technology, and defense technology.

“Joining SOFF is an important step for Prototal. We see a growing need for advanced manufacturing solutions within Sweden’s total defense, and through this membership, we can both deepen our collaborations and continue to strengthen our expertise in the field. We want to be an active partner in developing Sweden’s defense capabilities and long-term readiness,” says Karin Holst, Global Sales Director Aerospace & Defence, Prototal Group.

“We welcome Prototal as a new member of SOFF. Their expertise in advanced manufacturing, additive production, and high-level industrial solutions is a valuable addition to strengthening Sweden’s total defense. Together with our members, we work to meet the increased security challenges the country is facing,” says Robert Limmergård, Secretary General of the Swedish Security and Defense Industry Association.

SOFF also collaborates with international industry organizations and is a member of the AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and the NATO Industrial Advisory Group (NIAG), in addition to holding several cooperation agreements with organizations in other countries.

Prototal Strengthens Commercial Core with High-Impact Appointments

Prototal Industries Expands Its Commercial Team – Strengthens Presence in the Aerospace and Defense Industry and Increases Focus on Serial Production in Industrial 3D Printing

Prototal continues its growth strategy by expanding its global sales team. With increased investments in business development, the company is taking the next step in its growth journey – with a particular focus on serial production in additive manufacturing.

In addition to the existing local sales teams in each country where Prototal operates, the organisation is now being complemented with a global structure that works across borders and focuses on specific segments – initially with a focus on the aerospace and defense industry.

As part of this initiative, we are pleased to welcome two new key members to our team:

Karin Holst assumes the role of Global Sales Director – Aerospace & Defence. With extensive experience from companies such as EOS and a strong network in additive manufacturing, Karin will lead our strategic development in the aerospace and defense sector at a global level.

Jimmy Müller joins as Senior Business Developer, responsible for identifying and driving new business opportunities for serial production in collaboration with our customers. Jimmy is well-known in the additive manufacturing world from his previous roles at Canon and PLM, and brings a strong background in developing successful customer relationships and business models.

We are delighted to welcome Karin and Jimmy to Prototal. Their experience and dedication strengthen our offering and our ability to meet the growing demands for serial production in additive manufacturing – especially in an industry where quality, traceability, and innovation are crucial, says Ronnie Petersson, Chief Commercial Officer, Prototal Group.

Contact Information:

Jimmy Müller
Senior Business Developer
jimmy.muller@prototalgroup.com

Karin Holst
Global Sales Director – Aerospace & Defence
karin.holst@prototalgroup.com