Titomic

Cap Raise Crucible: Canaccord leads big mining dash for cash

Roundup of 35 ASX capital raisings seeking a combined $687.5m in late August and early September, led by mining deals; Canaccord Genuity topped the broker table and three IPOs floated.

Cap Raise Crucible: Canaccord leads big mining dash for cash

Roundup tallies 35 ASX equity fundraises seeking $687.5 million, mostly miners; Canaccord Genuity led broker mandates with nine deals, while FireFly Metals' $190 million package was the period's largest.

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Titomic raises A$16.5M placement to fund US push

Cold spray manufacturer Titomic has locked in A$16.5 million via a share placement, funding expansion at its Alabama plant and a planned shift of corporate domicile to the United States.

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Advanced manufacturing player Titomic raising $15m

AFR's Street Talk column reports ASX-listed additive manufacturing company Titomic is out seeking fresh equity, noting the manufacturer's $273 million market capitalisation.

Titomic establishes UK subsidiary

Titomic, a cold spray 3D printing firm, has incorporated a UK entity and appointed Les Gregory to lead UK business development, a week after closing a fifty-million-dollar share placement.

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Titomic, University of Alabama announce R&D partnership

Cold-spray maker Titomic is partnering with a Huntsville university on materials research. The piece recalls its $30 million raise around the CEO change and its 2017 ASX listing.

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Winner named for $42 million lunar rover contract

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Best of the week — the five most popular stories among readers, October 14 – October 18, 2024

Weekly roundup of five popular stories: a Victorian hydrogen plant groundbreaking, Titomic's CEO change and $30 million raise, a defence laser contract, a WA shipbuilding precinct, and Civmec's framework to take over Luerssen Australia.

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Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Roundup: Titomic's April equity raise, a Curtin student's SunSmart fashion win, Innovation Bay's NT angel launch, BenchOn's Queensland portal, WHISE backing a Victorian manufacturing strategy, plus Curtin nanocrystal research.

Changes at the top for Titomic as it conducts reported $20 million capital raise

Titomic is handing its top job to aerospace veteran Jim Simpson: the incumbent CEO leaves at year's end, the chairman goes executive, and brokers are reportedly lining up investors for a raise.

Titomic continues inroads into US defence market with new appointment

Titomic has hired Dr Patricia Dare to head its push into the United States defence market, citing recent equipment sales there, including a roughly $1.2 million system deal with Triton Systems.

Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Manufacturing roundup: Legrand buys NZ cable firm MSS; ClearVue lands a $4m placement; Nova Systems appoints Dean Rosenfield CEO; Diraq, having recently raised $29m, advertises 14 roles.

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Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Roundup: Arafura Rare Earths banks $25m for its rare earths project; Incitec Pivot, Electro Optic Systems and Alpha HPA announce leadership changes; Titomic extends its MD's contract; Cobram Estate grows US olive output.

Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Manufacturing briefs: Victoria backs a skills program, Titomic supplies an Air France subsidiary, a pool-technology firm hires a sales chief, Bod Science banks a tax rebate, and Amaero completes a placement.

Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Australian manufacturing roundup: Titomic raises via placement, H2X signs hydrogen MoU, Austal posts a loss, Aristocrat trials cashless gaming, IDT restructures, Bisalloy reports, BAE recruits, CDU launches TAFE.

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Manufacturing news briefs – stories you might have missed

Roundup of Australian manufacturing news: Matrix Composites raises via convertible note, Cronos hits a sales milestone, Ellen Medical finalists, ASC digitises its supply chain, a hydrogen refueller opens, and Titomic signs a US reseller.

Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

News roundup: Elsight locks in $8 million through convertible notes; Northrop Grumman extends its Quickstep supply agreement; Titomic grows US sales; Fleet Space to survey for Core Lithium; Venture Catalyst Space applications open.

Manufacturing news briefs – stories you might have missed

Roundup of Australian manufacturing items: two companies raise capital, two receive R&D tax refunds, an electric refueller debuts, a distribution deal is signed, IP is bought with shares, and more Bushmasters head to Ukraine.

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Titomic awarded $400,000 R&D grant from EU program

Titomic has received a European Union Horizon Europe CoBRAIN grant worth 260,000 Euro to fund AI and machine learning research into its cold spray manufacturing processes.

Manufacturing news briefs — stories you might have missed

Roundup covering a defence grant behind ACS's hypersonic component machinery investment, Amcor's planned sale of its Russian factories, Titomic's Middle East reseller deal, and My Berries' Queensland food champion award.

Titomic adds “two giants of the cold spray industry” to management

2021 additive manufacturing Aussie highlights

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.

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Turkish machine builder makes $2.5 million strategic investment in Titomic

Turkish machine maker Repkon has taken a $2.5 million strategic stake in Australian additive manufacturer Titomic, following a $9 million placement, with the combined funds earmarked to speed commercialisation and joint venture plans.

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Sensors, rockets, and quantum tech: Four companies share $14 million in space manufacturing government grants

Four Australian space manufacturers won federal grants nearing $14 million via the Modern Manufacturing Initiative, funding quantum sensing, rocket engines, titanium printing and fluid control products for domestic and export markets.

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4 space startups have landed $14 million in government manufacturing grants

Five Australian spacetech firms won federal grants: EffusionTech, Romar Engineering, Titomic and Q-CTRL under the Modern Manufacturing Initiative, and Valiant Space for a Moon to Mars thruster feasibility study.

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2020 additive manufacturing Aussie highlights

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.

Titomic completes major leadership overhaul with new CEO

Titomic appoints Norbert Schulze interim CEO while founder Jeff Lang shifts to executive director and CTO, completing a year of board and senior leadership changes including a new chairman and directors.

Titomic appoints new chairman

Titomic names Andreas Schwer chairman after Philip Vafiadis resigned, with Dag Stromme and Humphrey Nolan also joining the board; founder Jeff Lang welcomes Schwer's defence and aerospace background.

Technologies and tools for a manufacturing transformation: We need more robots in factories by Mark Peters

An opinion piece arguing Australian manufacturers should adopt robotics, citing grants and investments at ATP Science, Mark's 4WD Adaptors, Robern Menz and Techno-Plas as automation examples.

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Changes at the top of Titomic

Titomic's chairman Philip Vafiadis retires, founder Jeff Lang becomes interim executive chairman, and Dag Stromme and Humphrey Nolan join the board, with Vafiadis remaining as strategic advisor under a two-year agreement.

Technologies and tools for a manufacturing transformation: why it’s important to commercialise new materials by Gary Walsh

Gary Walsh argues Australia must commercialise new materials like BNNTs, describing his company's licence with Deakin University, a federal government manufacturing grant, and PPK Group's co-funding of the technology.

Manufacturers hunker down for hard times as coronavirus hits

Coronavirus disruption forces BlueScope, Boral and Cochlear to revise outlooks, while Carbon Revolution raises $25 million, Titomic $19 million, and sanitiser and infant formula exporters report surging demand.

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IMCRC powers manufacturing transformation

A manufacturing research centre's annual report describes government funding for collaborative industry projects and ten new company partnerships, including five named firms working on additive manufacturing, orthopaedics, vaccines and building products.

K-tig relists on stock market after raising $7m

A welding technology developer has returned to the ASX through a backdoor listing, raising seven million dollars and reaching a market capitalisation near twenty-nine million, with two fund managers among backers.

Titomic taps NASA aerospace technologist for CTO role

Titomic appoints former NASA aerospace technologist Nathanael Miller as chief technology officer, with CEO Jeff Lang citing his experience as an advantage in the commercial space sector.