The current SP is pretty ridiculous imo considering they are on the verge of commercial production with the Rmp1 Alpha model being approximately 50x faster than any other similarly comparable metal printing process and can produce high density and high resolution parts like that shown below on this 7cm Wide build and the parts do not require a sintering process post build;
Perhaps it’s purely a reflection on historical missed timelines and lack of faith in the companies projected timescales to bring the Technology to market. And only the company are to blame for backing themselves into such a corner.
Yes we still await a first sale agreement /pre order with one of A3d’s Industry partners but we must reflect upon agreements that are currently in place;
A3d released some Incredible News, that yet another large Global spanning company Gränges AB sets its sights on access to a3d’s Technology and potential disruption to supply chains and manufacturing in general.
As Ive written before, these companies are not aligning themselves with a3d on hopes and dreams, they are aligned with a proven disruptive technology that is on the verge of commercial production and adoption.
Just recap on some of the existing agreements alongside Gränges AB below;
Finalisation of a joint venture business Additive Nowwith Advisian/Worley Parsons to provide additive manufacturing services to the oil & gas, mining and major infrastructure sectors
A signed collaboration agreement with the University of Western Australia (UWA) and Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) to 3D print medical implants
Aurora Labs have signed preliminary non-binding Industry Partner agreement with Fortescue Metals Group (Fortescue)
VEEM Ltd Secures Industry Partner agreement with AURORA LABS to gain early access to large scale 3D metal printing.
VEEM Ltd (ASX:VEE) and Aurora Labs Limited (ASX:A3D) have signed a non-binding term sheet to investigate the potential of Aurora’s 3D printing and large format technology to deliver cost and efficiency savings for the manufacture of VEEM’s specialist technology, including its propellers, fin systems and world-leading gyrostabilisers.
Aurora Labs enters into research agreement with CSIRO Highlights:
• Industry-led collaboration between CSIRO and Aurora Labs to advance 3D printing exploration and commercialisation.
• Aurora takes next steps in progressing its Additive Manufacturing Solution Centre.
• Aurora’s small format printer supplied to CSIRO as part its research agreement with
CSIRO to provide printing processes for the Solution Centre.
Australian metal 3D printing company, Aurora Labs, has signed a non-binding term sheet with DNV GL, a quality assurance and risk assessment company, to deliver a certification framework for 3D printed parts in industries such as oil and gas and maritime.
A3D Price at posting:
28.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
