Nano Dimension

Nano Dimension is an Israeli company founded in 2012, headquartered in Rehovot. It is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker NNDM. The company develops additive manufacturing (3D printing) systems, with a focus on printing electronics — most notably multi-layer printed circuit boards (PCBs) and other electronic components directly from digital files.

Nano Dimension's primary product line centers on the DragonFly platform, a system that uses inkjet-based deposition of conductive and dielectric materials to print functional electronic circuitry in a single machine. The technology targets electronics prototyping and low-volume production, allowing engineers to iterate on PCB designs in-house without sending files to external fabrication facilities. Buyers are primarily R&D teams and electronics engineers in defense, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing industries.

The flagship product is the DragonFly LDM (Lights-Out Digital Manufacturing) system, a printer capable of producing multi-layer PCBs and embedded electronics. Nano Dimension also acquired DeepCube, an Israeli deep learning company, and Admatec and Formatec, European companies focused on ceramic and metal 3D printing, as part of a broader expansion into additive manufacturing beyond electronics. The company made a significant number of acquisitions between 2021 and 2023 to broaden its portfolio across materials and print technologies.

Nano Dimension operates in the additive electronics and additive manufacturing space. The company pursued an aggressive acquisition strategy using cash raised through equity offerings on NASDAQ. In 2023–2024, the company faced activist investor pressure and internal governance disputes, including a prolonged proxy battle. Nano Dimension attempted to acquire Stratasys, a major 3D printing company, but that bid was ultimately unsuccessful.

The company is headquartered in Rehovot, Israel, with its core R&D activity based there. The founders and early technical leadership are Israeli.