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Amaero Ltd reports developments in refractory and titanium alloy powder production, additive manufacturing materials, and PM-HIP manufacturing for large near-net-shape powder parts. The company is dual listed on the ASX and OTC market and operates manufacturing and corporate headquarters in Tennessee, serving applications in defense, space, aviation, medical and industrial markets.
Recurring company updates cover quarterly activities and Appendix 4C reporting, manufacturing scale-up, gas atomization capacity, customer qualification, supplier agreements, titanium powder demand, revenue guidance, contracted revenue, investor briefings and board governance. Amaero’s news also references its role in U.S. domestic production of high-value spherical powders used in additive and advanced manufacturing supply chains.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF, ASX:3DA) announced that a recording of its Investor Webinar, held to discuss the Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C for the period ending June 30, 2026, is now available online. Shareholders can access the briefing via the company’s Investor Hub link provided in the announcement.
Amaero (AMROF, ASX:3DA) reported record Q4 FY2026 revenue of A$7.8 million, up 417% year-on-year, and FY2026 revenue of A$18.1 million, a 376% increase and in line with A$18–20 million guidance. Backlog reached A$23.1 million by 22 July 2026, including A$12.9 million scheduled by 31 December 2026.
Amaero completed its three‑year A$72 million capital investment program, commissioning a third EIGA atomizer and lifting annual capacity to ~200 MT of refractory and ~480 MT of titanium powders. It secured a FY2027 titanium powder Master Purchasing Agreement with a minimum A$7.8 million commitment, an exclusive three‑year distribution agreement with UPM backed by a 4,000 kg order, a US$344,000 LRIP contract from BPMI, and a A$6.5 million refractory alloy powder contract from the U.S. Department of War.
The company redomiciled to the U.S., increased its EXIM Bank credit commitment to US$26.1 million, completed a PCAOB audit, and confidentially submitted a draft Form S‑1 for a proposed U.S. IPO. Titanium powder production was paused for about six weeks following two flash fire incidents, then restarted after safety reviews and remediation.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF, ASX:3DA) announced a A$6.51 million (US$4.5 million) contract from the U.S. Department of War to develop alternative high-temperature refractory alloy powders. The contract runs for 13 months, with the program expected to be completed by August 2027 and includes monthly milestone-based progress payments.
Amaero expects to recognize approximately 40% of the contract revenue in Q3–Q4 CY2026 and about 50% in Q1–Q2 CY2027. The objective is to lower refractory alloy powder costs and reduce reliance on foreign sources for critical raw materials, particularly alternatives interoperable with Niobium C103, whose hafnium component has risen over 700% in price to about US$12,500/kg. Amaero will down select two alloy candidates, atomize them using its gas atomization technology, produce test parts via PM-HIP, and collaborate with suppliers to 3D print and test coupons.
Amaero (AMROF, ASX:3DA) has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of common stock in the United States. The number of shares, price range, and timing have not yet been determined and the IPO remains subject to market conditions and completion of SEC review.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF) has scheduled an investor webinar to discuss its Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C for the period ending June 30, 2026. The Zoom webinar, presented by Chairman and CEO Hank J. Holland, will be held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 9:00pm EDT / 6:00pm PDT. According to Amaero, the Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C will be lodged in Australia on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, with registration for the event available via an online link.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF, ASX:3DA) resumed titanium powder production after a six-week pause triggered by May safety incidents at its Tennessee facility. The company completed a comprehensive safety review with Jensen Hughes, implemented multiple process and equipment upgrades, and reports a record revenue quarter plus a strong contracted backlog.
Amaero says its three-year capital investment plan is complete, scaled production capacity is commissioned, and it continues close engagement with U.S. government and defense stakeholders while maintaining a “Safety First” culture.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF, ASX:3DA) received a $344,000 low-rate-initial-production piping contract from Bechtel Plant Machinery (BPMI) to support critical U.S. submarine industrial base needs.
The award follows two years of collaboration with BPMI and the U.S. Navy on PM-HIP component development and qualification.
Amaero (OTCX:AMROF, ASX:3DA) has commissioned its 3rd EIGA Premium atomizer ahead of schedule at its Tennessee facility, completing a A$72 million, 3-year capital investment plan on time and on budget.
The company now has about 200 tons refractory and 480 tons titanium alloy annual powder capacity and has completed re-domiciliation to the U.S., positioning for a potential U.S. IPO and listing in late CY2026 or early CY2027, subject to market conditions. Titanium powder production, paused after safety incidents, is expected to restart in July following safety reviews and remediation planning.
Amaero (OTC:AMROF, ASX:3DA) confirmed that Federal Court of Australia orders approving schemes of arrangement with shareholders and option holders have been lodged with ASIC, making the re-domiciliation schemes effective on 11 June 2026. Amaero shares are suspended from ASX trading from close of that date.
Amaero US HoldCo CDIs begin ASX trading on a deferred settlement basis on 12 June 2026, with a record date of 15 June, implementation on 22 June, and normal T+2 trading from 23 June 2026, subject to possible timetable changes.
Amaero (OTCX:AMROF, ASX:3DA) received Federal Court of Australia approval for schemes of arrangement to re-domicile the Amaero Group to Delaware via Amaero US HoldCo.
Amaero US HoldCo will acquire 100% of Amaero shares, exchange options, and become the new ultimate parent. The schemes are expected to become effective 11 June 2026, with implementation scheduled for 22 June 2026 and detailed ASX trading and record dates outlined.