Desktop Metal Inc is a pioneering company that specializes in providing advanced manufacturing solutions through the use of 3D printing technology
Focused on metal additive manufacturing, the company develops innovative systems and materials that enable the efficient production of complex metal parts across a range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, and healthcare. With a commitment to accelerating the adoption of 3D printing, Desktop Metal aims to enhance manufacturing processes by offering more sustainable and cost-effective alternatives to traditional manufacturing methods, thereby enabling businesses to innovate and optimize their production capabilities.
Desktop Metal stock is trading higher on Friday after the company announced that the Delaware Court of Chancery granted the company's motion for an expedited trial in its lawsuit against Nano Dimension.
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Nano Dimension reports Q2 revenues of $14.99 million, up from $14.74 million a year ago. Adjusted gross profit declined. The company recently acquired Desktop Metal.
Nano Dimension Ltd. (NASDAQNNDM) shares traded higher on Wednesday after the company announced preliminary second-quarter results and a strategic acquisition of Desktop Metal.
Nano Dimension acquires Desktop Metal for $183 million, offering a 27.3% premium. Combined company expects $246M revenue in 2023 and $665M cash position.
