AML3D reports record $12.5M full year revenue
- AML3D delivered record FY26 revenue of $12.5 million, up 70% year on year, while achieving a second-half EBITDA profit of $608,000.
- The company's order book peaked at $29 million during the year, with $16.8 million in contracted work rolling into FY27.
- Growth was driven by demand from the US defence sector, where the business has deployed 14 proprietary printing systems.
AML3D (ASX:AL3) generated record annual revenue of $12.5 million for the 2026 financial year following increased adoption of its 3D-printing systems in defence and industrial sectors.
The 70% revenue expansion contrasts with prior operating periods, as the company recorded its first profitable half-year, logging an EBITDA of $608,000 between Jan 1 and June 30.
The results show $16.8 million in contracted work carrying over into FY27, compared to $9 million carried over in the previous financial year, supported by $26.7 million in bank cash balances.
"It is encouraging to see our strategy of moving beyond the US defence market begin to gain traction. During the year, we achieved record revenue growth and delivered our first profitable half-year in the second six months," stated AML3D Managing Director Sean Ebert.
The business stated that its expansion into the US Navy supply chain and diversification into UK defence and high-value US manufacturing have built an estimated global sales pipeline of $78 million as of June 30.
Following the announcement, the AML3D share price was up at $0.14.
The manufacturer produces large-scale metal parts via its proprietary ARCEMY wire-additive manufacturing units.
The entity primarily targets industrial and defence clients, supplying components and print systems to maritime defence contractors and commercial manufacturing supply chains.
