Key Takeaways
- AML3D, an Australian OEM, reported a record year with AU$20 million in new orders
- The company's order book peaked at AU$29 million, with a global sales pipeline of $54 million
- AML3D finalized commissioning of nearly AU$7 million worth of ARCEMY systems in Q4
- The company has partnerships with major players such as Newport News Shipbuilding and Austal USA
Introduction to AML3D's Record Year
AML3D, a leading Australian original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of large-format, wire additive manufacturing (AM) systems, has reported a record year with significant growth in orders and revenue. The company's success can be attributed to its strategic positioning in the global AM market, particularly in the defense and aerospace sectors.
AML3D's Order Book and Revenue
AML3D's order book peaked at AU$29 million, with AU$20 million in new orders booked over the 12 months ending June 30. The company's revenue also increased, with AU$10.4 million in cash receipts for the year, up 20% from 2025. The following table compares AML3D's financial performance over the past two years:
| Year | New Orders | Order Book | Cash Receipts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | AU$10 million | AU$15 million | AU$8.7 million |
| 2026 | AU$20 million | AU$29 million | AU$10.4 million |
Partnerships and Commissioning of ARCEMY Systems
AML3D has partnered with major players in the defense and aerospace sectors, including Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) and Austal USA. The company has finalized commissioning of nearly AU$7 million worth of ARCEMY systems in Q4, including the first two systems ordered by NNS. AML3D is also targeting delivery of four more NNS systems on order by the beginning of 2027.
Expansion and Investment
AML3D has continued to invest in its planned Technology Centers in the US and Europe, with the first tranche of AU$1.5 million invested in its Stow, Ohio facility. The company has also added US Navy Rear Admiral David Goggins as a board advisor, following the appointment of Larissa Smith, former Director of Advanced Manufacturing for the US Navy Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) Program.
Bottom Line
AML3D's record year is a testament to the company's strategic positioning in the global AM market. With a strong order book and partnerships with major players in the defense and aerospace sectors, AML3D is well-positioned for continued growth and success. The company's investment in its Technology Centers and expansion into new markets will likely drive further growth and revenue increases in the coming years.