Latest Advanced Materials News

PPK Group has merged its two nanomaterials subsidiaries, White Graphene and BNNT Technology, aiming to streamline operations and enhance commercial efficiency in the boron nitride sector.

Green Critical Minerals’ proprietary VHD graphite heat sink outperforms traditional materials in computational tests, promising enhanced thermal management for high-power microchips in data centres.

First Graphene Limited is progressing two major projects in hydrogen storage and aerospace 3D printing, backed by multi-million-dollar UK grants to commercialise graphene-enhanced technologies.

First Graphene Limited has secured two significant orders totaling approximately A$165,000 for its PureGRAPH graphene products, signaling growing market acceptance and supporting its FY25-26 sales outlook.

Neometals’ joint venture Reed Advanced Materials has signed a non-binding MoU with Rio Tinto to collaborate on advancing the ELi Process, a lithium hydroxide production technology promising significant cost and environmental benefits.

Sunrise Energy Metals has secured $6 million through a placement and is seeing strong support for its Share Purchase Plan, aiming to fast-track the Syerston Scandium Project feasibility study by Q3 2025.

Amaero has completed commissioning its second advanced atomizer at its Tennessee facility, reinforcing its production capacity and reaffirming strong revenue visibility for FY2026. The company’s strategic investments position it as a key domestic supplier in the US advanced manufacturing sector.

Green Critical Minerals has completed commissioning of the first module of its commercial-scale VHD Graphite Production Plant, setting the stage for scalable manufacturing and targeted revenue in early 2026.

ASPI Isotopes Inc. has proposed a scheme to acquire all Renergen shares at a 41.3% premium, aiming to create a global critical materials powerhouse. The deal, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, will delist Renergen from multiple exchanges.

IperionX has secured its first U.S. Army task order worth $1.3 million under a $99 million SBIR Phase III contract, marking a significant step in reshoring titanium production for U.S. defense needs.

Volt Resources has reshaped its executive team to sharpen focus on downstream graphite refining and advanced materials, appointing Trevor Matthews to its board while repositioning CEO Prashant Chintawar.

Metal Powder Works has doubled its production capacity for advanced metal powders using its patented DirectPowder™ process, achieving this milestone without additional capital expenditure. The company also cut production cycle times by up to 40%, positioning itself as a key US supplier for defence applications.