News for AML3D Limited (AL3.AX)

AML3D has outlined its desire to become a node in the AUKUS network, now making parts for the nuclear submarine program.

The ASX200 closed up 0.85% at 8,393 points. Economists increasingly expect interest rates in Australia won’t be cut until May.

The ASX200 has been up half a percent at 8,030 points in…

Once again, the Australian share market marked time as the dominating miners and banks once again ignored positive offshore leads and lost value.

The ASX closed the day down a quarter of a percent. The…

Aussie markets have somehow pulled of a miracle gain despite two horror sessions this week.

Local markets were up before lunch, clawing back ground lost to those awful inflation numbers that mugged us so badly on Wednesday.

AML3D Limited is pleased to announce the signing of a 64-month lease that establishes AML3D's US headquarters and manufacturing facility . The US Hub is located within a manufacturing and industrial...

Defence-focused metals-based 3D printing tech company AML3D has confirmed a US Navy supplier has leased its 3D print tech.

AML3D (ASX:AL3) has confirmed it has received a A$1.5M purchase order from the US DoD to explore copper nickel alloy 3D printing.

ASX-listed metals-based 3D printing specialist AML3D (AL3) has announced its election of a new US President to head offshore operations as the company pivots towards defence.

Futures are predicting that the ASX will open lower this morning, following losses across Europe and Wall Street overnight, compounded by China's troubling economic outlook.

The second-biggest bank collapse in US history has given the ASX pause this morning, but a handful of Small Caps are still livin' large.

ASX director trades picked up pace in February with the Bellvue Gold former managing director selling down ~$18 million worth of stock.

The ASX rare earths plays getting their Big Boy Pants in 2023, tips with MOATs in them, and our pet day trader gets bankered.

ASX lower with small caps down this week with Omnia Metals rallying after identifying an early-stage lithium target.

The ASX sleepwalked its way to a 0.7% drop, despite gains for Imugene (ASX:IMU) and Arovella (ASX:ALA) after a potential cancer breakthrough.

The ASX is in the doldrums, down 0.7% at lunch, after legendary songwriter Burt Bacarach tinkled his final ivory at the age of 94.

Is it the Year of the Semis, Guy Le Page isn't deserting gold, and a much better option than miserly term deposits.