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Nano Dimension Q1 Revenue Up 106%, Net Loss Widens to $69.7M

2026-05-12

Israeli additive manufacturing company Nano Dimension reported Q1 2026 revenue of $29.7M, up 106% YoY, mainly due to a $17.1M contribution from the consolidation of Markforged. Excluding this, existing business revenue was $12.6M, down ~12% YoY. Net loss widened to $69.7M from $25.5M a year earlier, primarily due to a $40.4M impairment charge on Markforged assets. The company has suspended its full-year guidance and is working with investment banks to evaluate multiple forward options, including strategic mergers and reverse mergers, aiming to reduce cash burn and sell some business units. Its two core businesses are Markforged 3D printing systems and Essemtec electronics manufacturing equipment. Defense sector opportunities continue to grow, and Essemtec has made progress in electronics production, AI-related manufacturing, and aerospace satellite applications.

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Nano Dimension Q1营收增106%，净亏损扩大至6970万美元

以色列增材制造企业Nano Dimension2026年第一季度营收2970万美元，同比增106%，主要来自Markforged纳入合并报表贡献的1710万美元。剔除这一因素后，原有业务收入1260万美元，同比下降约12%。净亏损6970万美元，较上年同期2550万美元大幅扩大，主要因对Markforged资产计提4040万美元减值。公司暂停全年业绩指引，正与投行评估多种前进方案，包括战略合并、反向并购等，目标是降低现金消耗、出售部分业务单元。两大核心业务为Markforged 3D打印系统和Essemtec电子制造设备。国防领域机会持续增加，Essemtec在电子生产、AI相关制造及航天卫星领域取得进展。

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