Latest Manufacturing Expansion News

AML3D has received a pivotal Letter of Intent from the US Navy, outlining plans for additive manufacturing collaboration and significant demand growth through 2030.

Mayfield Group Holdings has agreed to acquire BE Switchcraft for $7 million, enhancing its manufacturing footprint and product range in energy management and automation. The deal positions Mayfield as a stronger player in Australia's electrical infrastructure market.

Elsight Limited has expanded its supply agreement with a European defence drone OEM to a total of US$9.63 million for 2025, positioning the company for profitability and cash flow break-even this year.

OncoSil Medical has launched a $8.7 million capital raising via a Share Purchase Plan and Placement, seeking shareholder approval for options issuance and a 400:1 share consolidation.

FFI Holdings Limited has announced a pro-rata non-renounceable entitlement offer priced at $3.50 per share, aiming to raise approximately $11 million to support its food manufacturing growth and property investments. The offer closes on 17 June 2025 and is open to eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand.

EBR Systems has won FDA approval for its pioneering leadless WiSE CRT System, setting the stage for a phased US commercial rollout. The company also secured key Medicare reimbursement pathways and expanded manufacturing capacity, though financial sustainability remains a concern.

Vmoto Limited reported a 16% decline in total unit sales for 1Q25, offset by a strong cash position and strategic investments in e-mobility solutions and production capacity.

Novonix Limited advances its synthetic graphite production with Riverside commissioning and a new Chattanooga plant site, while winning a preliminary US trade case against Chinese imports and appointing Michael O’Kronley as CEO.

NOVONIX has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a large parcel in Chattanooga for a new synthetic graphite facility, significantly boosting its production capacity and local employment.

Li-S Energy reports a $2.67 million net loss for H1 FY25 but marks significant milestones in lithium sulfur battery production and strategic partnerships.

Merino & Co’s successful IPO has injected $6.35 million into the company, enabling a strategic expansion of manufacturing capacity and securing a new facility in Western Australia. The company is now poised to scale globally with automated production and enhanced distribution capabilities.

NOVONIX has advanced its position in the battery materials sector with a conditional US$754 million loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy and binding offtake agreements with automotive giants Stellantis and PowerCo. These milestones underpin its expansion plans for synthetic graphite production in North America.