Desktop Metal's stock remains under pressure despite a takeover offer from Nano Dimension that's awaiting regulatory approval ...

Desktop Metal’s disastrous journey as a public company could come to an end before the 3-D printing company reaches the fourth anniversary of its stock market debut. On Wednesday, Nano Dimension ...

Markforged (NYSE:MKFG), which agreed to be sold to Nano Dimension (NNDM), sunk 5.3% in after hours trading after Desktop Metals (DM) filed a lawsuit against Nano Dimension for breach of a merger ...

Making this kind of printing easy and cost-effective is a challenge, but Desktop Metal has laid out the pricing for its products, a promising indication of progress toward commercialization.

Financial writer discusses Nano Dimension's ongoing merger agreements with Desktop Metal and Markforged, regulatory inquiries ...

DM Price Action: At the time of writing, Desktop Metal stock is trading 12.4% higher at $3.02, according to data from Benzinga Pro.

On January 22, 2025, Desktop Metal filed a notice of voluntary dismissal with the Court to dismiss Markforged from the Action, without prejudice.

Shares of Desktop Metal jumped after the company was granted an expedited trial date for its lawsuit against Nano Dimension and said it has filed a second suit against the company. The stock was ...

A court date is set for the charge that Nano Dimension has not fulfilled its commitment to complete the agreed $183M takeover, and Desktop Metal is claiming a second buyout should not proceed. The ...