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Nano Dimension Proposes $890 Million Cross-Border Merger with Infinite Epigenetics

2026-06-16

Israeli additive manufacturing company Nano Dimension has signed a non-binding letter of intent to merge with AI health diagnostics firm Infinite Epigenetics in a deal valued at $890 million. If completed, the combined company will be renamed Infinite Epigenetics with the ticker IEAI. Infinite Epigenetics specializes in epigenetic analysis, reading over 1 million epigenetic signals in a single test using proprietary AI models for disease detection and health assessment. The company integrates CLIA-certified lab TruDiagnostic and consumer longevity health business Tally Health, having processed over 120,000 epigenetic samples since 2020. Nano Dimension stated it selected this deal after months of reviewing approximately 20 candidate opportunities, aiming to provide shareholders with exposure to the medical diagnostics market.

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Nano Dimension拟8.9亿美元跨界合并Infinite Epigenetics

以色列增材制造公司Nano Dimension与AI健康诊断公司Infinite Epigenetics签署非约束性条款书，拟以8.9亿美元进行业务合并。若交易完成，合并公司将更名为Infinite Epigenetics，股票代码IEAI。Infinite Epigenetics聚焦表观遗传学分析，通过专有AI模型单次测试读取超100万个表观遗传信号，用于疾病检测与健康评估。公司整合了CLIA认证实验室TruDiagnostic和消费者长寿健康业务Tally Health，自2020年以来已处理超12万个表观遗传样本。Nano Dimension称经过数月审查约20个候选机会后选定此交易，旨在为股东提供医疗诊断市场敞口。

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