CYMAT ANNOUNCES MAJOR NUCLEAR ORDER
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Cymat Technologies (TSXV: CYM) (OTCQB: CYMHF) has received a major order for SmartMetal™ panels used in the NuFoam™ solution, developed with partner NUVIA. The panels will protect sensitive nuclear industry equipment in France against external threats. The initial order is worth approximately $1M, part of a total $2.7M order from NUVIA.
This order marks a significant milestone for Cymat in the nuclear industry. France, with 70% of its domestic electricity derived from nuclear power, is refurbishing its aging nuclear plants. New regulations require life extension programs to protect against external threats, creating a strong market for Cymat's SmartMetal™ panels.
Cymat CEO Michael Liik expressed excitement about this new line of business, stating it lays a strong foundation for SmartMetal™ panel sales for years to come.
Positive
- Received first major order worth $1M for SmartMetal™ panels in the nuclear industry
- Total order value from NUVIA is $2.7M
- Potential for regular similar-sized orders for nuclear plant life extension programs in France
- New regulations in France create a strong market for Cymat's products in the nuclear industry
- Establishes a new line of business with long-term sales potential
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- None.
News Market Reaction
On the day this news was published, CYMHF gained 18.82%, reflecting a significant positive market reaction.
Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.
Cymat has been collaborating with NUVIA to integrate SmartMetal™ panels within Nufoam™ solutions to protect nuclear facilities against external threats including extreme weather and terrorism while also reducing the consequences of seismic events. NUVIA has worked for years to qualify solutions that fulfill nuclear industry requirements/processes and to provide solutions for nuclear operator needs to maintain and secure their installations.
Cymat CEO and Chairman Michael Liik stated "We are very excited to receive this first major order for a new application in the nuclear industry. Our partner, NUVIA, has advised that they expect to be placing similar size orders on a regular basis to service the extensive ongoing life extension programs for nuclear plants in
About Cymat Technologies Ltd.
Cymat Technologies Ltd. has the global rights, through patents and established know-how, to manufacture and sell Stabilized Aluminum Foam ("SAF"), a unique, ultra-light, cellular metallic material. The proprietary production process entails the injection of gases through a molten bath of alloyed aluminum infused with ceramic particles. The result is an advanced, lightweight, recyclable material that exhibits unique characteristics including customizable density and dimensions; mechanical energy absorption; thermal and acoustic insulation; and time, temperature and strain-rate insensitivity. A key benefit of this continuous foam production process is its scalability and resultant low cost of production. SAF is used in such industries as architectural design, military and automotive. Cymat markets its architectural SAF under the
Alusion™ brand and its automotive and military SAF under the SmartMetal™ brand. For further information, please visit our website at www.cymat.com.
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