Key Highlights
- Orders of $16.8 million rolled into FY27, against $9 million into FY26, and the global sales pipeline exceeds $80 million.
- Customer receipts for the September 2026 quarter were $3.0 million, up 19% on the prior comparable period.
- A $9.9 million order for four ARCEMY X systems from Newport News Shipbuilding is tracking for delivery in the second quarter.
- Cash stood at $24.42 million on 30 September 2026, equal to 11 estimated quarters of funding at the current operating outflow.
AML3D Limited (ASX:AL3) released its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C on 23 October 2026 for the quarter ended 30 September 2026, the first quarter of FY27. The company said its focus was progressing the $16.8 million of orders that rolled into FY27, an 87% increase on the $9 million that rolled into FY26, while its global sales pipeline now exceeds $80 million.
Orders and Delivery in the United States
AML3D described its US scale-up as the primary growth driver, with its Stow, Ohio, technology centre focused on the rolled-over orders. The largest is a $9.9 million contract from Newport News Shipbuilding for four large-scale ARCEMY X systems, which the company said doubles that customer's previous order and is tracking for delivery in the second quarter of FY27.
The company also announced a first US nuclear submarine industrial base production parts order from Austal USA Advanced Technologies, valued at about AU$0.5 million, for three high-pressure fluid control components. A separate order from BlueForge Alliance for five non-safety-critical replacement components is already in production. These orders, together with a $2.61 million in-service trial order, are tracking for third-quarter delivery.
Quarter Financials
Cash receipts were $3.0 million, against $2.5 million in the prior comparable period. Product manufacturing and operating costs rose 200% to $2.5 million from $0.76 million, which the company attributed to higher order volumes. Net cash used in operating activities was $2.13 million, up from $0.59 million.
Cash and cash equivalents closed at $24.42 million, down from $26.67 million at the start of the quarter, comprising $4.42 million in bank balances and $20 million in call deposits. The Appendix 4C reports no financing facilities.
Why This Could Matter
The company said the growing value and volume of ARCEMY orders and the move toward production parts for the US Navy support its $12 million investment to double US manufacturing capacity. It has also pre-allocated $5 million for a new technology centre to serve the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, with the location to depend on emerging demand. AML3D said this is expected to reduce lead times on European defence and industrial contracts as they emerge.
In Australia, AML3D has joined a global aerospace prime and research partners in a three-year, $3.9 million R&D project, contributing about $0.5 million, of which $130,000 is cash. The company said the project is not expected to generate revenue directly.
The Quarter in Summary
AML3D reported higher receipts, a larger order book and a lower cash balance than at the start of the quarter, while continuing a funded programme to double US capacity and establish a new technology centre.






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