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Cymat Technologies Ltd. reports developments tied to its stabilized aluminum foam technology, including SmartMetal blast-protection systems, lightweight energy-absorbing automotive components, and industrial programs. News commonly covers purchase orders for underbelly kits supplied to military vehicle manufacturers, design and manufacturing partnerships for aluminum components, and updates on automotive, nuclear, military, and new business-line initiatives.
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Cymat Technologies Ltd. (TSXV: CYM) (OTCQB: CYMHF) has secured a second component development agreement with a global automotive OEM. Following a successful initial agreement, Cymat will design a side-impact component for a battery enclosure in new electric vehicles, focusing on optimizing crash performance within a lightweight structure. The expected initial production is for 50,000 vehicles, with growth potential into the hundreds of thousands. CEO Michael Liik expressed optimism about the company's innovative material, SmartMetalTM, and its expanding role in electric vehicle design.
Cymat Technologies Ltd. reported first quarter results for fiscal 2023 ending July 31, 2022, with sales of $1.1M, a rise from $0.9M the previous year. The loss from operations was $1.7M, up from $1M YoY, driven by higher operating expenses and non-cash stock option charges. Significant Alusion™ orders are anticipated in New York, Spokane, and South Korea, while SmartMetal™ has received an initial military order for 700 vehicles. The company remains focused on the automotive sector, pursuing EV projects with OEMs.
Cymat Technologies Ltd. has received a purchase order for military under-belly blast protection kits from an Asian manufacturer for the Singaporean military. This initial order encompasses three kits, part of a potential total of 700 kits, valued between $5 million and $7 million. Following successful testing of previous kits, Cymat's SmartMetal™ stabilized aluminum foam has proven effective against IEDs. CEO Michael Liik expressed optimism regarding the company's credibility and long-term production base as a result of this breakthrough in the military sector.