WALTHAM, MA -- Nano Dimension said it is nearing a decision on its long-term strategic direction after completing major restructuring efforts, divesting businesses and reducing operating expenses as part of a three-phase plan aimed at maximizing shareholder value.

In a letter to shareholders, CEO David Stehlin said the company has made significant progress since launching a strategic review in September 2025. The review was designed to streamline operations, reduce cash burn, monetize product lines and identify the most compelling path forward for the business.

Nano reported standalone operating expenses declined approximately 22% year-over-year in the first quarter, while operating cash burn has fallen each quarter since the third quarter of 2025. The company also completed the sale of its AME and Fabrica product lines and announced the $42.5 million all-cash sale of Markforged to Stratasys. 

According to Stehlin, the board and management team have narrowed their review to a small number of strategic alternatives focused on higher-growth opportunities that could better leverage the company's balance sheet and public company structure. Nano expects to announce its chosen direction in the coming weeks.

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