Startup · $42.6m raised
Adelaide, SA
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round AML3D raised.
The transaction that ended AML3D's run as a startup, per published coverage. It closes the funding history too, where it is the ladder's last rung.
| Bought by | Kind | Announced | Price | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | IPO | 26 Mar 2020 | - | @AuManufacturing (Thu 17 Dec 2020), @AuManufacturing (Wed 19 Feb 2020) |
Companies AML3D acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming AML3D. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Weekly roundup of readers' five favourite stories: a hydrogen grant for 1414 Degrees, LS Precast's rail tunnel contract, AML3D's US Navy pact, quantum clock breakthrough, and Suntory Oceania's launch.
Metal 3D printing firm AML3D has launched an Ohio manufacturing hub, won a first order from a big US utility, and will channel proceeds from a recent fundraising into European expansion.
Australian metal 3D printing firm AML3D raised A$30 million via a share placement to expand its Ohio facility, open a European site, and fund R&D, following several smaller raises since 2022.
Also chambers.com
Adelaide 3D metal printing firm AML3D has locked in a $30 million placement to expand its Ohio factory, open a European site and fund R&D as it chases US defence demand.
South Australia's Economic Recovery Fund has granted Hendon Semiconductors $605,561, matched by the company, to lift defence electronics production capability; it earlier received a 2023 sovereign capability grant.
AML3D has received a South Australian government grant to co-fund a project boosting the speed of its wire-arc 3D printers, with work to run from August and add four roles.
Roundup of manufacturing briefs: biotech Imugene's share plan added A$18.2 million, EVOS shifted its Brisbane head office, ANSTO won federal backing for nuclear medicine, CSIRO endowed Wollongong scholarships, plus two chief executive appointments.
AML3D has won an order to lease its ARCEMY 2600 metal 3D printer to Laser Welding Solutions, a Texas manufacturer of submarine parts for the US Navy.
Adelaide additive manufacturer AML3D has completed a $3 million share placement to fund its US expansion, including new sales bases in Tennessee and Virginia, plus software development for its Arcemy machines.
Roundup of manufacturing items: a ventilation grant program reopens, MGC Pharma reports Long Covid trial results, CSIRO and CSCRC projects win iAwards, Spiral Blue completes satellite integration, and AML3D raises capital.
Also 3dprint.com
Year-end review of Australian additive manufacturing in 2021: MMI grants for Romar, Titomic and SPEE3D, Titomic's raises and acquisitions, Conflux's Series A, Aurora Labs' capital raise and leadership changes, and AML3D's listing anniversary.
Manufacturing roundup: AML3D joins a naval shipbuilding research facility with BAE Systems and Flinders University; Cann Group recovers scam losses; Ridley divests its Westbury plant; Skedulo secures $100m from SoftBank's Vision Fund 2.
Year-end review of Australian additive manufacturing covering listings by AML3D and Amaero, capital raises at several firms, GoProto's acquisitions, defence sector engagements, and the author's own 2020 activities.
Manufacturing roundup: DevelopmentWA seeks robotics precinct partners, AML3D completes a 3D-printed propeller, Bionomics licenses CAR-T to Carina Biotech, and University of Sydney wins a grant supporting Vaxxas vaccine-patch research.
Adelaide metal 3D printing firm AML3D has secured investor commitments for a $7 million placement to expand production capacity, buy equipment, and hire more engineering and manufacturing staff.
AML3D is proceeding with an ASX listing on March 26 under ticker AL3, raising $9 million via new shares, with Foster Stockbroking as lead manager and Adelaide Equity Partners advising.
Also @AuManufacturing
Profile of AML3D, a wire-arc additive manufacturing bureau whose founder Andy Sales credits certification focus for commercial success, with an ASX listing and a nine-million-dollar raise planned but not yet completed.