
Shares of Desktop Metal DM.N rise 88.9% to $4.29 in morning trading
Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled in favor of DM in its pending litigation against Nano Dimension 2N5By.F regarding merger between both companies
Court, in its March 24 post-trial opinion and order, found that Nano had breached merger agreement
It rejected Nano's counterclaims and granted DM specific performance
Court has ordered that within 48 hours of its order, Nano must agree to and execute national security agreement with Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS)
This would be sole remaining condition to closing the merger
If the closing does not occur by March 31, end date under merger agreement may be extended, at DM's discretion, until the closing of merger, court further ordered
Including session's moves, DM stock up 81.2% YTD