PyroGenesis Secures Titanium Powder Deal with U.S. Additive Manufacturing OEM
Event summary
- PyroGenesis has secured a contract to supply coarse cut titanium powder to a U.S.-based additive manufacturing OEM.
- The powder, produced via PyroGenesis’ NexGen™ plasma atomization process, is for directed energy deposition (DED) in aerospace and defense.
- The order follows successful lab and performance tests on sample batches, marking the first commercial order with this customer.
- The contract aligns with PyroGenesis’ six-point growth strategy for its Additive Manufacturing Division, announced in April 2026.
The big picture
The deal underscores PyroGenesis’ positioning in the additive manufacturing sector, particularly in aerospace and defense, where titanium powder demand is projected to grow significantly. The global 3D printing market for titanium powder is expected to reach $1.4 billion by 2032, driven by its critical role in high-strength, corrosion-resistant applications. PyroGenesis’ plasma atomization technology, considered the gold standard, positions it as a key supplier in this expanding market.
What we're watching
- Customer Diversification
- Whether PyroGenesis can convert additional sample testing programs into commercial orders.
- Market Expansion
- The pace at which PyroGenesis expands powder suitability across aerospace, defense, and other industries.
- Strategic Execution
- How effectively PyroGenesis scales its Additive Manufacturing Division to meet its growth targets.