3DA JV with PPK & Deakin

3DA PPK Jv - Whats everyone thoughts here & could it possibly be spun out just like LIS ??

With all this talk surrounding PPK & Now LIS,its worth noting that 3DA are also using the BNNT tech & are in a JV with PPK/Deakin for RIO

PPK also Participated in the last raise and fully underwrote at 55c a share

3DA entered a JV with PPK and Deakin University, to develop a super strength aluminium alloy using BNNT

“The JVRA have incorporated Strategic Alloys Pty Ltd to undertake this advanced materials project, with Strategic Alloys owned 45% by PPK, 45% by Amaero Alloys Pty Ltd and 10% by Deakin University.”

Imagine if Strategic Alloys is also spun off into a IPO like LIS

Also -

Revenues up 332% on pcp due to increased sales of evaluation parts

3DA accepted a purchase order from the world’s largest aerospace manufacturer, The Boeing Company.

3DA to build world class Ti Powder plant in Australia

6 of the Worlds Top 10 Defence Primes has worked with 3DA on R&D

Boeing (Aerospace Project)

Amaero has been contracted to work on several projects with Boeing, which is the world’s largest aerospace company. Our US manufacturing facilities were predominantly established to service this client and its growing requirements.

Rio Tinto: Amaero received the first batch of ingots manufactured by Rio Tinto under its collaboration agreement for the development of the supply chain for Amaero’s high-performance, High Operating Temperature Aluminium Alloy, “Amaero HOT Al”.

Fletcher Building (Tooling project)

Amaero is contracted to produce a 3D printed tool to replace the incumbent technology. This project has significant ongoing revenue potential and production test results are expected during Q1 FY22.

Middle East Facility (Defence Project)

Amaero is in the process of negotiating to build the world’s largest centre of excellence for metal 3D printing in the Middle East. This project will be funded by one of the world’s largest defence companies.

Titanium alloy powder manufacturing plant (Powder project)

Amaero to build an $8m facility in Victoria which is expected be the most advanced titanium alloy powder plant in the world. The project will take titanium alloy bar stock inputs and convert the material into powder for 3D printing at approximately half the cost of the current global benchmark.

Fair bit in the pipeline here so its probably one to watch