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View this email in your browser THE WALL STREET JOURNAL : READ NOW Its no secret that globalsupply chainshave been heavily impacted since the start of the pandemic and many businesses that were caught flat-footed by the lock downs are finding the speed of the recovery just as treacherous to navigate. One company that has sought alternatives throughout this period isChevron. With the fear that a lack of parts could cause a costly delay to planned maintenance of its Gorgonproject, they approachedAdditiveNowto see if the parts could be printed using Aurora's powder bed fusion technology. The articlewritten byStuart Condie and published in THE WALL STREET JOURNALcovers how Chevron were so impressed with the manufacturing specifications produced by AdditiveNow and Aurora Labs that it acquired the intellectual property for use on future projects, accelerating its 3-D printing R&D efforts by a year. Following the great success of this project, our contract printing goal is to continue to deliver print jobs to demonstrate value to direct customers and partners including Granges and BAE, and through Additive Now to end-users such as Alcoa, Chevron and Woodside and their OEMs Copyright (C) 2021 Aurora Labs Ltd. All rights reserved. As an Aurora Labs shareholder, you can receive our updates via email. Our mailing address is: Aurora Labs Ltd 41-43 wittenberg drive Canning Vale,WA6155 Australia Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You canupdate your preferencesorunsubscribe

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