AML3D Ltd
AASX:AL30.11
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- CEO
- Sean Ebert
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Industrial machinery
- Address
- 35 Woomera Avenue West Torrens SA Australia 5037
- IPO Date
- Apr 16, 2020
- Website
- aml3d.com
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- AML3D Limited (ASX:AL3) develops and manufactures large-scale Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) systems, including the ARCEMY series of industrial metal 3D printers such as ARCEMY X, custom editions, and portable small editions; provides WAMSoft path planning software and AMLSoft operating system for precise tool paths, material processing parameters, and print simulation; offers contract manufacturing of metal components and structures using certified welding wire feedstock for applications in aerospace, defence, maritime, oil and gas, mining, and general manufacturing sectors; and delivers licensing, technical support, and service for its technology. The company, founded in 2014 and headquartered in North Plympton, South Australia, operates globally with facilities in Australia and the United States, including a technology center in Stow, Ohio, and targets customers such as US Navy programs, Austal USA, Newport News Shipbuilding, BAE Systems, Chevron, and Tennessee Valley Authority across North America, Europe, UK, Asia-Pacific, and Australia. Recent developments include a A$30 million equity funding round in late 2024 to expand US manufacturing and global footprint; major system orders such as a ~A$4.5 million dual custom ARCEMY contract from Newport News Shipbuilding, A$1.97 million ARCEMY X for Tennessee Valley Authority, A$1.7 million from FasTech, and A$1.2 million portable system for Austal USA; entry into UK and European defence markets via distribution partnerships with Arc Additive and DMFG Solutions, plus a A$0.83 million alloy contract with BAE Systems in 2025; opening of an Ohio advanced manufacturing facility for Virginia-class submarine components; and appointment of former US Navy acquisition leader Frederick J. Stefany to the AML3D USA board in 2025.