Desktop Metal

Burlington, Massachusetts, United States Manufacturing Acquired

Desktop Metal designed and manufactured metal and polymer 3D printing systems, materials and software, pioneering binder jet additive manufacturing for mass production. Founded in 2015 in Burlington, Massachusetts, it raised about $433 million privately before listing on the NYSE (DM) via a December 2020 SPAC merger with Trine Acquisition Corp. Nano Dimension acquired it for $179.3 million in April 2025. Desktop Metal filed for Chapter 11 on July 28, 2025 in the Southern District of Texas; its liquidation plan was confirmed on September 30, 2025, and its binder-jet assets were sold to Arc Impact Acquisition Corporation.

Acquired

Desktop Metal has been acquired

Acquired by Nano Dimension Apr 2, 2025 $179.3M

This company is no longer available on our private secondary market.

Overview

Company data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Founded

2015

Employees

270–950

Total Funding

$432.8M

6 rounds

Latest Valuation

$1.5B

Jan 23, 2019

Secondary Signals (Note: SetterVC does not verify the accuracy of these)

1 signal
Restructuring Recent 2025-07-28

Desktop Metal and 15 affiliates filed for Chapter 11 in the Southern District of Texas on July 28, 2025, four months after Nano Dimension acquired the company.

Liquidation plan confirmed; binder-jet assets sold to Arc Impact Acquisition Corporation.

Funding

Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Total raised $432.8M across 6 rounds

Last updated 09-28-2026

DateRoundAmount RaisedValuationLead Investors
Jan 23, 2019 Series E TechCrunch $160M $1.5B Koch Disruptive Technologies
Mar 19, 2018 Bridge (Ford-led) CNBC $65M — Ford Motor Company
Jul 17, 2017 Series D Press release $115M — GV

Leadership

Competitors

Competitor list is illustrative and may be incomplete, stale, or erroneous.

  • 3D Systems

    Additive manufacturing hardware provider offering both metal and polymer 3D printing systems competing in industrial manufacturing.

  • Stratasys

    Leading polymer 3D printing company that attempted to merge with Desktop Metal, focused on additive manufacturing solutions.

  • ExOne

    Binder jet 3D printing specialist acquired by Desktop Metal in 2021, focused on sand-based and metal additive manufacturing.

  • Velo3D

    Metal additive manufacturing company providing metal 3D printing solutions for industrial applications.

  • EOS

    Industrial 3D printing solutions provider competing in metal and polymer additive manufacturing markets.

  • EnvisionTEC

    DLP-based 3D printing specialist acquired by Desktop Metal in 2021 for advanced manufacturing solutions.

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