Nano Dimension Makes Strategic Move in the 3D Sector

Published on January 08, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Corporate buildings of Nano Dimension and Desktop Metal with overlaid industrial 3D printing graphics.

Consolidation in the Industrial Additive Manufacturing Sector

The industrial 3D printing market has witnessed a significant strategic move with Nano Dimension's acquisition of Desktop Metal. This transaction, valued at approximately 168 million euros after final adjustments, merges two key players with complementary technologies in the advanced manufacturing space.

Technological and Market Synergies

The combination of both companies creates an integrated portfolio that spans:

"This merger allows us to offer more comprehensive solutions while optimizing our operational structure"
Corporate buildings of Nano Dimension and Desktop Metal with overlaid industrial 3D printing graphics.

Organizational Restructuring

The acquisition process was marked by significant changes in Nano Dimension's leadership, including:

Integration Strategy

The company has defined four priority axes to guide the merger:

  1. Financial sustainability: Disciplined capital management
  2. Profitable expansion: Focus on technologies with greater potential
  3. Margin optimization: Improvement of production processes
  4. Strategic alliances: Long-term relationships with key customers

Sector Outlook

This consolidation reflects the maturation of the industrial additive manufacturing market, where strategic alliances become crucial for scaling operations and competing globally. The successful integration of Desktop Metal, along with plans to incorporate Markforged, could redefine the competitive landscape in the coming years, particularly in specialized sectors such as aerospace, defense, and medical devices.