AML3D Enters New Fiscal Year with Strong Defence Contracts

Australian company AML3D Limited has entered its new fiscal year with a significant head start, thanks to a 20% surge in full-year cash receipts for FY26. The Adelaide-based technology firm reported cash receipts of $3.5 million Australian dollars (US$2.3 million) for the quarter ending June 30, bringing total annual receipts to A$10.4 million.

This growth is driven by expanding defence operations and system installations for the U.S. Navy and its major shipbuilders. AML3D's proprietary Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) technology enables the production of large-scale parts on demand through its industrial metal 3D printing systems, known as ARCEMY.

The company has secured a record order book that peaked at $29 million Australian dollars and will roll over $16.8 million in signed orders into FY27. This is backed by a global sales pipeline estimated at $78 million Australian dollars.