Further on this one, it does look as though A3D is lining up some ducks.
This new powder from Granges is targeted specifically to aerospace and automotive and A3D is currently running tests to show their printer is the first to achieve high-power aerospace specifications. Coincidence?
Auroroa's Linkedin post says it's a "manufacturing partner" with Granges -- it would be excellent to see that formalised/confirmed through an announcement such as an MU. I think that wouldn't hurt the SP at all, particularly when the market is sniffing a CR on the horizon.
Of course Granges is well known to be quick to buy out small companies with tech they want, so maybe (hopefully) Granges is someone they're in partnership discussions with.
It would be terrific to see any developments this quarter, particularly as demo to meet the new aerospace specifications should be completed in this time.
