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Nano Dimension sells AME and Fabrica product lines: the dismantling continues

Kety S. - April 8, 2026

Nano Dimension has announced the sale of its additively manufactured electronics (AME) product line, the very line that made the company stand out from...

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Nano Dimension sells AME and Fabrica product lines: the dismantling continues