Israel's best-performing tech stock hasn't sold a single product
Nano Dimension found its way onto the Tel Aviv exchange using a reverse merger
New York
OCCUPYING a small, second-floor space in the same office park as 3D printing giant Stratasys, a tiny Israeli upstart is trying to sell investors on a future in which physical objects materialise with the press of a button. Nano Dimension is nowhere near achieving that goal, yet somehow has become Israel's best-performing technology stock in 2015.
While Stratasys lost nearly three-quarters of its value last year, the much smaller Nano Dimension rallied 261 per cent. Not bad for a company with no customers or revenue.
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