PyroGenesis Secures Second Titanium Powder Deal with U.S. Additive Manufacturing Client
Event summary
- PyroGenesis secured a second contract worth US$73,700 (CA$102,132) with a U.S.-based additive manufacturing OEM client for coarse cut titanium powder.
- The powder, produced via PyroGenesis’ NexGen™ plasma atomization process, is for directed energy deposition (DED) used in aerospace and defense.
- This follows an initial order from the same client announced on August 24, 2026, indicating growing demand for PyroGenesis’ titanium powder.
- The company aims to develop repeat customers as part of its six-point growth plan for the Additive Manufacturing Division.
The big picture
PyroGenesis’ second contract with a U.S. additive manufacturing OEM underscores the increasing adoption of its NexGen™ plasma atomization technology. The global titanium powder market for 3D printing is projected to grow significantly, driven by demand from aerospace, defense, and other high-strength industries. This deal aligns with PyroGenesis’ strategy to develop repeat customers and scale its additive manufacturing division, positioning it for broader market penetration.
What we're watching
- Demand Growth
- How the rapid placement of a second order reflects the growing demand for PyroGenesis’ titanium powder at competitive quality and pricing.
- Strategic Execution
- Whether PyroGenesis can sustain this momentum and achieve the critical mass needed to execute its strategic growth goals.
- Market Expansion
- The pace at which PyroGenesis can expand its customer base beyond the current clients in the additive manufacturing and aerospace sectors.