You are then in a better position to try and source a die, but be warned they can be ridiculously expensive.
A cheaper option might be, if the thread isnt totally toast, to run a thread file of the correct pitch against it in the damaged area. Dont worry about taking too mu h off, these tend to just reshape damaged threads rather than cut them.
Another option if you are experienced with them is to use a diamond needle file to tart up the thread. These are 60 degrees, just like a metric thread, but will cut material off unlike the thread file, so be careful you dont take too much off.
Last option, and definitely the least preferred, is if the damaged section is only very small and you have plenty of undamaged thread left, is to file tbe damaged thread off until you get the nut the start.