16 Reasons to Invest in Nano Dimension - NNDM
Disclaimer: This post does not constitute financial advice. Do your own due diligence before making an investment.
Nano Dimension is a provider of intelligent machines for the fabrication of additively manufactured electronics. (3D printers.)
Here are some reasons you might want to invest.
1. Institutional ownership is trending upwards.
2. The VP of Lockheed Martin is on the board of directors at Nano. (Nano will be important for national security interests in the next few years.)
3. Cathie Wood (Ark Invest) owns a ton of stock. She invests in disruptive technology companies with the potential to skyrocket over the next few years.
4. Nano has about 1.5 billion in cash, and a market cap of only 1.65 billion. For a growth company, this is ridiculous.
5. The CEO stated there is no need for any dilution in the near future. (Safe from stock offerings.)
6. Nano is working with Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute to develop the next-generation 3D printers.
7. Nano stock is trading about 65% lower than it’s 52-week-high. This shows it has serious upside potential. ($6.40 vs $17.89)
8. Nano’s “Factory in a Box” technology allows companies to bring sensitive technology production in-house. This means they don’t have to worry about zero-day exploits in hardware being manufactured in foreign countries. (Less spying.)
9. The market size for 3D printed electronics is expected to grow from 500M in 2021, to 2.4 billion in 2025.
10. Nano has close to zero debt.
11. Nano won’t just be in the business of selling 3D printing hardware, they’ll also be selling the raw materials needed to print the hardware. This means they will have dependable cashflow and recurring revenues with every hardware sale.
12. The upside potential on Nano is similar to biotech, but without the risk of trial failures or FDA rejections.
13. Nano’s ideal customers are defense contractors. Given the unstable geopolitical climate, defense spending is expected to climb.
14. Nano will be presenting at several upcoming expos and tradeshows. This creates buzz which generates customers and higher stock prices.
15. Nano has been acquiring companies like DeepCube and Nanofabrica to improve the machine-learning capabilities of their products. (Given how much cash they have, we expect to see more acquisitions in the future.)
16. Given the cash-on-hand, future customer base, institutional ownership, and Nano’s disruptive technology, this company appears to be insanely undervalued.
To sum it up, Nano’s market cap is a cruel joke. Look for this stock to double, triple, or go totally parabolic in the next few years.
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