AML3D Limited has reported quarterly operating cash flow break-even for the March 2025 quarter, driven by growth in the United States that delivered A$2.5 million in customer receipts.
In its March 2025 quarterly activities report, the publicly listed metal additive manufacturing company said it had more than doubled investment in its US facilities and technology leadership program compared to the prior corresponding period.
This investment led to the establishment of a technology centre and manufacturing hub in Ohio, aimed at tapping into the expanding demand for additive manufacturing across the US defence and industrial sectors.
AML3D reported it maintained a robust cash position of AUD 31.4 million at the end of the quarter, providing funding for the company’s next phase of growth.
Planned investments include AUD 12 million to double US manufacturing capacity and AUD 5 million to establish operations in Europe.
Key developments during the quarter included the successful site acceptance testing of what it claims as the largest ever custom Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) system for AUSTAL USA, a continued ramp-up of investment to support US market expansion, and the commencement of a prototype system designed to increase deposition rates and extend the company’s technology leadership.
Additionally, CEO site visits in the US revealed the potential to triple AML3D’s defence sector opportunities.
The company also completed an audit to confirm compliance with AS9100D standards, essential for aviation, space, and defence manufacturing.
