Desktop Metal Acquires Aerosint

Desktop Metal Acquires EnvisionTEC for $300M

January 15, 2021

Manufacturing

Desktop Metal agreed to acquire EnvisionTEC for $300 million in cash and stock, expanding Desktop Metal’s product portfolio into volume-production photopolymer additive manufacturing. EnvisionTEC will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary with founder Al Siblani continuing as CEO, strengthening Desktop Metal’s capabilities and go-to-market reach in dental, medical, jewelry and industrial end markets.

Stratasys and Desktop Metal Combine in $1.8 Billion All-Stock Merger

May 27, 2023

Manufacturing

Stratasys Ltd. and Desktop Metal announced a definitive, all-stock transaction valued at approximately $1.8 billion to combine their additive manufacturing businesses. The deal unites Stratasys’ polymer strengths with Desktop Metal’s industrial mass production platforms, targeting $1.1 billion in combined 2025 revenue, with closing expected in Q4 2023.

Desktop Metal to Acquire The ExOne Company

August 11, 2021

Manufacturing

Desktop Metal, Inc. agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of The ExOne Company for total consideration of $25.50 per ExOne share, implying a transaction value of approximately $575 million. The deal combines Desktop Metal's global distribution and product portfolio with ExOne's binder-jetting platforms to expand capability and accelerate adoption of additive manufacturing for mass production.

Nano Dimension to Acquire Desktop Metal in All-Cash Deal

July 3, 2024

IT Services

Nano Dimension and Desktop Metal entered into a definitive agreement under which Nano Dimension will acquire all outstanding shares of Desktop Metal for $5.50 per share in an all-cash transaction (subject to adjustments), for total consideration of about $183 million. The companies cite complementary additive manufacturing technologies and the goal of enabling a shift from prototyping to mass production.

Pursuit Aerospace Acquires Aeromet International

August 19, 2025

Manufacturing

Pursuit Aerospace has acquired Aeromet International from Privet Capital, adding Aeromet’s light-alloy investment and sand-casting capabilities to Pursuit’s existing super-alloy investment casting platform. The deal expands Pursuit’s ability to supply a broader range of castings, forgings and machined assemblies to aerospace and defense OEMs and Tier 1 customers.

Desktop Metal Merger With Nano Dimension Moves Toward Closing After Delaware Court Order

March 25, 2025

Manufacturing

Desktop Metal announced that the Delaware Court of Chancery ordered Nano Dimension (and Nano US I) to take the remaining steps needed for closing the merger agreement dated July 2, 2024. The court found Nano materially breached the merger agreement and granted Desktop Metal specific performance, ruling that only a national security agreement with CFIUS remains as a condition to closing.