PyroGenesis Inc. develops plasma-based and ultra-high-temperature engineering solutions for heavy industry and defense. Its updates cover engineering projects tied to energy, propulsion, destruction, process heating, emissions control, and materials development for customers in aluminum, aerospace, steel, iron ore, utilities, environmental services, military, and government markets.
Recurring news themes include financial results and backlog, contracts for NexGen™ plasma-atomized titanium powder, additive manufacturing strategy, battery-materials processes for carbon black, graphite, and hydrogen, fumed silica testing, and governance or corporate secretary changes. The company also reports on commercialization activity across its plasma systems and related engineering services.
PyroGenesis (PYRGF) has completed installation of its 4.5 MW plasma torch system at a U.S. defense and aeronautics research facility. The design-and-build contract with a U.S. prime contractor is valued at approximately $4.13 million (US$3.13 million). Live pre-operational testing has begun, while final adjustments and commissioning remain underway to confirm specification compliance. The client also ordered a 20 MW system with a signed budget of $27 million (US$19.6 million).
The Constellium system has operated successfully in a French aluminum furnace since early June 2026. PyroGenesis expects the collaboration’s first phase to finish in October, followed by discussions on the next phase. Development of the Hydro system under a €1.63 million (CA$2.4 million) contract is complete. Arrival at Sunndal is expected during Q4 2026, with start-up and commissioning expected to finish during Q1 2027.
PyroGenesis (PYRGF) completed its acquisition of a 50% stake in HPQ Silica Polvere, the fumed silica reactor rights-holder.
The acquisition exercises an existing option and converts PyroGenesis’ 10% annual royalty on HPQ Silica Polvere’s fumed silica sales into ownership. HPQ Silicon previously owned the subsidiary outright. PyroGenesis retains its exclusive arrangement to supply equipment for any reactor commercialization.
Talks resumed with a global manufacturer after the reactor pilot met its objectives; the parties are evaluating a framework for further collaboration. Negotiations also resumed on a potential joint venture for a 1,000-tonne-per-year plant, subject to definitive agreements. A potential Asian customer requested a meeting about North American supply or production and has indicated demand could require several 10,000-tonne-per-year reactor systems. Negotiations with an existing customer about a possible Middle East plant remain planned for the second half of 2026.
PyroGenesis (PYRGF) announced that subsidiary Pyro Green-Gas has received a Final Acceptance Certificate from Tata Steel for a major off-gas processing system at one of Tata Steel’s largest steelmaking facilities, confirming successful completion of the one-year operational liability period and transfer of operational responsibility to Tata Steel.
The company’s system, which covers an area roughly equivalent to a football field and reaches the height of a five-storey building, has now been fully demonstrated at industrial scale. PyroGenesis said this achievement is drawing interest from other major steelmakers and highlights a market opportunity for its advanced coke-oven gas cleaning and other steel industry technologies.
PyroGenesis (PYRGF) has signed its first contract toward a new titanium powder supply agreement with a U.S.-based materials distributor, with shipment of the initial order scheduled this week.
The order uses titanium powder produced via the Company’s NexGen™ plasma atomization process. It is the first commercial order arising from earlier discussions about a potential monthly supply of up to 500 kg, and the Client has since indicated possible future requirements of up to 1,000 kg per month, although no recurring commitment at that volume has been made. The contract covers Ti64 “fine” cut powder (20–80µm), typically used in laser powder bed fusion for aerospace, healthcare and automotive components, and supports PyroGenesis’ stated growth goals for its Additive Manufacturing Division.
PyroGenesis (PYRGF) states that recently announced U.S. tariffs and federal procurement restrictions are not expected to have a materially adverse impact on its operations or financial results, based on information available as of mid-September 2026.
The company explains that new Canada-U.S. trade measures, including U.S. steps to remove Canadian-origin products from the GSA Multiple Award Schedules, have not materially affected its goods or activities to date. Certain machinery exported by PyroGenesis to the U.S. has long been subject to a 10% tariff, and the applicable rate has not changed under the new measures. PyroGenesis highlights limited direct exposure to U.S. federal procurement outside specific Department of Defense work and points to its diversified, multi-jurisdictional manufacturing and supply chain footprint as a tool to mitigate future tariff or trade-policy shifts.
PyroGenesis (OTCQX: PYRGF) announced a second titanium powder contract in one month with a large U.S. applied research facility supported by the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA. The company will supply Ti64 coarse cut titanium powder (45–106µm) produced by its NexGen™ plasma atomization process for electron beam melting applications in aerospace and biomedical manufacturing.
According to PyroGenesis, this is the client’s second commercial order and the client has indicated potential follow-up orders. The company highlights this as aligned with its strategy to scale its Additive Manufacturing division and build repeat customers in defense and aerospace.
PyroGenesis (OTCQX: PYRGF) announced a contract with a U.S.-based additive manufacturing original equipment manufacturer to supply Ti64 coarse cut titanium powder produced with its NexGen™ plasma atomization process. The first commercial order for this client follows successful lab and performance testing, with powder already produced and expected to ship in the coming days.
According to PyroGenesis, the 45–150µm powder will be used in directed energy deposition, a method widely applied in aerospace and defense to print or repair large structural metal parts. The company highlights this order as aligned with its additive manufacturing growth strategy and its staged commercialization from gram-scale samples to 100-kg and tonne-scale titanium powder orders.
PyroGenesis (OTCQX: PYRGF) announced a contract to supply Ti64 coarse cut titanium metal powder, produced with its NexGen™ plasma atomization process, to a large U.S. applied research facility that is supported by the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA. The powder will be used in critical materials research, specifically for electron beam melting (EBM) applications in aerospace and biomedical manufacturing. Contract value and client name remain confidential.
According to PyroGenesis, this is the first commercial order with this client, who has indicated an immediate need for potential follow-up orders. Award of the contract followed confirmation that PyroGenesis is compliant with the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). The company links this win to its additive manufacturing growth strategy, which includes expanding its customer base, developing repeat customers, and broadening powder suitability across multiple applications.
PyroGenesis (OTCQX: PYRGF) announced a EUR 900,000 (CAD$1,445,000) contract with a confidential European research institute focused on non-ferrous metallurgy, high-purity materials, recycling and decarbonization. The company will supply two proprietary non-transferred DC plasma torch systems rated at 300 kW and 40 kW, including peripherals, training and support.
The torches, designed with multi plasma-forming gas options, will be used in advanced metallurgy and high-temperature applications related to non-ferrous metals and critical minerals. A 60% downpayment is expected within weeks, with delivery targeted for Q2 2027. According to PyroGenesis, this project strengthens its role in mining, metallurgy and critical mineral processing at a leading global research facility.
PyroGenesis (OTCQX: PYRGF) provides a corporate update on its plasma-based Fumed Silica Reactor (FSR) business, which converts quartz to fumed silica in a single step without harmful chemicals or hazardous by-products. A pilot plant, commissioned in 2025, has produced several commercial-grade products within 12 months.
Negotiations with a major global fumed silica manufacturer have advanced from pilot validation toward potential commercial deployment frameworks. Talks with a potential joint venture for a 1,000 tonne/year plant, where PyroGenesis would supply an FSR for US$20 million, are currently stalled. A third potential customer is discussing North American production and bulk supply that could require several 10,000 tonne/year FSR systems, while a fourth existing customer in the Middle East is evaluating a 10,000 tonne/year plant. PyroGenesis holds exclusive rights to manufacture plants for all four initiatives and expects in Q3 2026 to convert its royalty rights into a 50% interest in HPQ Silica Polvere, alongside an exclusive equipment-supplier role, according to PyroGenesis.