Nano Dimension Discontinues Admatec and Formatec to Refocus on Core Technologies

Nano Dimension has announced the discontinuation of several non-core business units, including Admatec and Formatec, both known for their expertise in ceramic additive manufacturing, ceramic and metal injection moulding. These divestitures are part of a broader strategic shift to streamline operations and concentrate resources on the company’s core areas: Additively Manufactured Electronics (AME) and Surface-Mount Technology (SMT).
Admatec and Formatec were acquired between 2021 and 2022, serving demanding applications in sectors such as healthcare, aerospace, and industrial tooling. Their closure marks a significant pivot away from materials-based additive manufacturing within Nano Dimension’s portfolio.
According to newly appointed CEO Ofir Bahara, the company conducted a rigorous portfolio review aimed at eliminating excessive general and administrative overhead, breaking down organizational silos, and aligning operations more directly with customer needs. As a result, Nano Dimension reports a reduction in annual operating expenses of over USD 20 million and a 52 % increase in revenue per employee.
This strategic realignment reflects a shift toward a leaner, execution-driven organization, with the intent to accelerate innovation and deliver more effectively in its chosen technology domains. The company also continues to assess its recent acquisitions, including Desktop Metal and Markforged, and is exploring all strategic alternatives to address associated financial risks.
A comprehensive strategic update is expected on June 2025.

www.nano-di.com

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