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AL3
Over the past 12 months, AL3 has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -41% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 2% drop.
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AML3D Ltd
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AML3D makes industrial metal 3D printing systems and also uses them to produce custom parts for customers. Its core product is ARCEMY, a large-scale wire arc additive manufacturing machine that builds metal components by laying down and welding wire instead of cutting metal away. The company also sells printed parts, prototyping work, and manufacturing support around these systems. Its main customers are industrial buyers that need strong metal parts in small runs or custom sizes, especially in defense, aerospace, energy, mining, and marine work. These customers use AML3D when traditional machining is slow, expensive, or hard to apply to large or complex shapes. AML3D makes money by selling machines, taking on contract manufacturing jobs, and earning service and support income tied to its installed systems. What makes AML3D different is that it sits between a machine maker and a specialist manufacturer. It does not just sell printers; it helps customers make real metal parts with a process that can shorten lead times and reduce waste compared with traditional fabrication. That gives it a role in the supply chain for companies that need custom industrial metal components rather than mass-produced goods.