NNDM is the ticker symbol for Nano Dimension Ltd., an American depositary share (ADS) listed on the Nasdaq Capital Market. Each ADS represents a stake in the Israeli-based technology company. NNDM gives U.S. investors exposure to Nano Dimension's business, which focuses on additive manufacturing and printed electronics. The stock is traded in U.S. dollars during regular Nasdaq trading hours, and its price reflects investor sentiment toward the company's strategy, financials, and industry outlook.
Recent performance for NNDM can be seen by reviewing its price chart and comparing it with prior closing prices, weekly or monthly changes, and its 52-week range. Because NNDM is a small-cap stock with no dividend, price movements often reflect shifts in growth expectations, capital raises, or broader market sentiment. For the most current performance data, including the latest daily percentage change and volume, check the NNDM quote and interactive chart displayed on this page.
Valuation for NNDM is typically assessed using metrics such as price-to-book, price-to-sales, and enterprise value, since the company may not have consistent positive earnings. Investors often compare these ratios with peers in 3D printing and electronics manufacturing, while also considering cash on hand, revenue growth, and cash burn. Because NNDM's financial profile can change, the most current valuation multiples and comparisons are best reviewed using the latest data shown on this page.
NNDM can potentially be traded in pre-market and after-hours sessions through brokers that offer extended-hours trading. These sessions have lower liquidity and wider spreads, so prices may differ significantly from the regular Nasdaq close. Extended-hours trading involves additional risks, including limited order types and delayed news reactions. To see whether NNDM is currently available for extended-hours trading, check your brokerage platform and the live quote features on this page.
Analyzing NNDM's financial performance involves reviewing its quarterly and annual reports, focusing on revenue, gross margin, operating expenses, net income or loss, and cash flow. Investors also watch changes in cash and equivalents, share count, and any guidance from management. Because NNDM operates in a capital-intensive industry, cash burn and funding needs are particularly relevant. The latest reported financial statements and earnings releases can be found on the company's investor relations page and via SEC filings.
Key risks for NNDM include its history of losses, the possibility of future share dilution from capital raises, and dependence on emerging technologies that may not achieve broad commercial adoption. As a small-cap foreign private issuer, NNDM may also face lower liquidity, higher volatility, and currency or geopolitical risks tied to its Israeli operations. Competitive pressure from larger additive manufacturing and electronics firms could affect growth. These factors can contribute to significant price swings, so investors should weigh them alongside the company's latest disclosures.