Xometry Appointed Marc Teulières as General Manager
The AI-native manufacturing marketplace tapped a veteran leader to accelerate enterprise adoption in Europe.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Xometry has named Marc Teulières as its new General Manager for Europe. Teulières joins the company to lead regional growth, focusing on expanding buyer adoption and strengthening supplier network density.
Why it matters
The appointment aims to capitalize on the restructuring of European supply chains as industrial firms seek to modernize their custom parts sourcing. Teulières will focus on driving enterprise-level growth across the region.
Xometry reported revenue of $229 million in the second quarter of 2026, marking a 41% total year-over-year increase. Its marketplace revenue saw a 45% growth rate during the same period.
The players
Marc Teulières
He is the new General Manager for Xometry Europe with two decades of experience in industrial markets and B2B commerce.
Xometry
It is an AI-native marketplace that connects buyers and suppliers for custom manufacturing projects.
The details
Marc Teulières brings over 20 years of experience in B2B commerce and industrial markets, having previously served in leadership roles at Mirakl and McKinsey & Company. He will oversee the integration of the companys AI-native marketplace into the European industrial base.
Timeline
Xometry reported its second quarter earnings in Q2 2026.
The appointment of Marc Teulières was announced on October 6, 2026.
Market Landscape
This appointment follows the European industrial sector's ongoing supply chain restructuring as companies seek digital solutions to source custom parts. Xometry aims to leverage this shift to capture market share from traditional, fragmented procurement networks.
European manufacturing clients may see improved digital procurement options and faster sourcing timelines as the company pushes for greater enterprise adoption. Customers can expect a more integrated experience as the marketplace network density expands across the region.
The takeaway
The appointment signals a clear strategic pivot toward deepening enterprise ties within the European manufacturing ecosystem. Businesses relying on traditional sourcing models should monitor the platform's expanded capabilities as a potential alternative to legacy supply chains.
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