AML3D Ltd Posts Record $12.5M FY26 Revenue and First Profitable Half

AML3D (ASX:AL3) posted AML3D record FY26 revenue of $12.5 million — up 70% year-on-year — alongside its first profitable half and $16.8 million already contracted into FY27, making this the clearest signal yet that its US Defence and AUKUS strategy is converting into real financial momentum.
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  • AML3D reported record FY26 revenue of $12.5 million, up 70% year-on-year, driven by surging demand for its ARCEMY metal 3D printing systems within the US Navy's Maritime Industrial Base supply chain.
  • The company achieved its first profitable half-year in H2 FY26, recording EBITDA of $608,000 for the six months to 30 June 2026 — though the full financial year remained loss-making at the EBITDA level.
  • Contracted work rolling into FY27 stands at $16.8 million, nearly double the $9 million rollover from the prior year, providing defined forward revenue visibility before new pipeline conversions are counted.
  • AML3D holds $26.7 million in cash and has outlined a $17 million investment programme to double US manufacturing capacity and establish a UK/European Technology Centre, which it can fund without returning to equity markets.
  • Defence relationships now span all three AUKUS partner nations — Australia, the UK, and the US — with AML3D onboarded to the AUKUS Vendor Qualification Programme and a $78 million global sales pipeline at 30 June 2026.
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FY26 caps record year with $12.5 million revenue and maiden second-half profit

AML3D Limited (ASX:AL3) reported record revenue of $12.5 million for the financial year ended 30 June 2026, up 70% on the prior corresponding period, alongside its first profitable half-year.

For the second half of FY26 (1 January to 30 June 2026), the company recorded EBITDA of $608,000, marking its first half-year EBITDA profit. The result was driven by continued execution of the company’s “US Scale Up” strategy and diversification into the UK Defence market and new high-value US industrial sectors.

AML3D enters FY27 with a strengthened balance sheet and expanding forward visibility across its Australian, US and UK operations.

Headline figures from the full-year result include:

  • Revenue (including lease income): $12.5m, up 70% year-on-year
  • H2 FY26 EBITDA: $608,000 (first profitable half-year)
  • Order book intra-year peak: $29m
  • Contracted work rolling into FY27: $16.8m (versus $9m prior year)
  • Cash at bank: $26.7m
  • Estimated global sales pipeline: $78m at 30 June 2026

FY26 financial results and record revenue

Revenue climbed 70% on the prior corresponding period to a record $12.5 million, reflecting surging demand for the company’s proprietary ARCEMY® metal 3D printing technology within the US Defence sector.

AML3D FY26 Financial Highlights Dashboard

The company recorded its first half-year EBITDA profit of $608,000 for the period from 1 January to 30 June 2026. This marks the first profitable half-year for AML3D and does not indicate full-year profitability, with only the second half of FY26 achieving an EBITDA profit.

The order book peaked at a record intra-year high of $29 million, comprising $20 million of new orders and $9 million of orders carried forward from the prior year. Momentum into the new financial year is evidenced by $16.8 million of contracted work rolling into FY27, compared with a $9 million rollover in the prior financial year.

Metric FY26 Detail / Comparison
Revenue (incl. lease income) $12.5m +70% YoY (record)
H2 FY26 EBITDA $608,000 First profitable half-year
Order book peak $29m $20m new + $9m carried forward
FY27 rollover $16.8m vs $9m prior year
Cash at bank $26.7m At 30 June 2026
Sales pipeline $78m Estimated global, at year-end

What ARCEMY and Wire Additive Manufacturing mean for investors

The company’s technology is built on its patented Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM®) process. WAM® combines welding science, robotics automation, materials engineering and proprietary software to produce metal parts through additive manufacturing.

AML3D is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of the ARCEMY® industrial metal 3D printing systems. ARCEMY® uses WAM® to deliver on-demand, point-of-need manufacturing, offering an alternative to traditional casting, forging and billet machining processes.

For investors, the model spans multiple revenue streams. Beyond selling systems, AML3D also provides software licensing, consumable sales, technical support, design engineering services and contract manufacturing. This layered structure supports the potential for recurring and scalable income. Demand from Defence supply chains carries particular relevance, given the need for high-value, repeat and mission-critical parts.

Diversification across the AUKUS defence alliance

AML3D continued to embed its ARCEMY® technology within the US Navy’s Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) supply chain while broadening its addressable market across new sectors and defence markets.

Key diversification milestones during FY26 included:

  1. From a standing start in 2023, the company signed contracts to deploy 14 ARCEMY® systems into the US Navy’s supply chain, plus two further orders for systems supporting high-value US industrial manufacturing.

  2. A new $2.6 million contract to supply high-demand, non-safety-critical replacement components used in US Navy submarines.

  3. First ARCEMY® system deployed to the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a federally owned utility described as the sixth-largest power supplier and largest public utility in the USA, to support its power generation repair fleet.

  4. First ARCEMY® system deployed to US industrial manufacturer FasTech, which supplies parts for Defence, Aerospace, Energy and other high-demand sectors.

  5. Entry into the UK defence market, progressing a material feasibility programme for BAE Systems in the UK and agreeing UK and European distribution deals.

  6. Defence relationships now established across all three AUKUS partners (Australia, the UK and the USA), with onboarding to the AUKUS Vendor Qualification (DIVQ) Programme.

AML3D’s onboarding to the AUKUS Vendor Qualification Programme, alongside the appointment of a retired US Navy Rear Admiral with direct AUKUS programme experience as a board advisor, reflects the company’s deliberate strategy of building institutional access across all three partner nations rather than relying solely on commercial sales channels.

Managing Director Sean Ebert

“The 2026 financial year saw rapid growth in ARCEMY® system installations and component manufacturing in the USA. 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.

Demand that supported our FY26 performance has continued into FY27. While we continue to deliver the $16.8 million orders in hand, we are also working to convert our $78 million global sales pipeline and have visibility on potential near-term contracts in the US and the UK. Our strong balance sheet means we have the capacity to complete our planned $17 million investment to double US manufacturing capacity and establish a European Technology Centre to support growth. We are focused on continuing AML3D’s multi-year track record of record delivery and building shareholder value over time.”

Balance sheet strength and the FY27 growth roadmap

AML3D reported $26.7 million in cash at bank at 30 June 2026, providing balance sheet capacity to fund continued global expansion in FY27. The company’s outlook section notes a cash balance of $26.8 million, with the headline figure stated as $26.7 million.

Management outlined a planned $17 million investment to expand capacity, comprising a $12 million investment to double US manufacturing capacity and a $5 million investment in a UK Technology Centre, referred to by the Managing Director as a European Technology Centre, to support UK and European demand.

In Australia, the company will finalise a $2.24 million programme developing next-generation advanced manufacturing technology and has completed an installed manufacturing base to support AUKUS demand.

Entering FY27, AML3D holds $16.8 million of orders in hand and an estimated $78 million global sales pipeline.

Stated FY27 priorities include:

  • Doubling US manufacturing capacity ($12m investment)
  • Establishing a UK / European Technology Centre ($5m)
  • Finalising the $2.24m Australian next-generation technology programme
  • Converting the $78m pipeline and pursuing near-term US and UK contracts

Why FY26 matters for the investment case

FY26 delivered record top-line growth and the company’s first move into second-half profitability, backed by a cash position that provides the capacity to fund its planned expansion. The customer base now spans three AUKUS-aligned markets, broadening AML3D’s revenue opportunities across Defence and industrial sectors.

With $16.8 million of contracted work rolling into FY27 and a $78 million global sales pipeline, the company enters the new financial year with defined forward visibility. Management has stated that continued execution of its strategy is expected to support increased shareholder value over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is AML3D's ARCEMY technology and how does it generate revenue?

ARCEMY is AML3D's proprietary industrial metal 3D printing system, built on its patented Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) process. The company generates revenue through system sales, software licensing, consumable sales, technical support, design engineering services, and contract manufacturing — creating multiple income streams from each system deployed.

What does AML3D's FY26 revenue result mean for its FY27 outlook?

AML3D enters FY27 with $16.8 million of contracted work already in hand — nearly double the $9 million rollover from the prior year — plus a $78 million global sales pipeline and $26.7 million in cash to fund a planned $17 million capacity expansion across the US and UK.

What is the AUKUS Vendor Qualification Programme and why does it matter for AML3D?

The AUKUS Vendor Qualification Programme is a defence procurement qualification that enables suppliers to participate in supply chains across Australia, the UK, and the US under the AUKUS security partnership. AML3D's onboarding to this programme gives it institutional access across all three partner nations' defence markets.

Has AML3D turned profitable yet?

AML3D recorded its first profitable half-year in H2 FY26, generating EBITDA of $608,000 for the six months to 30 June 2026. The company has not yet achieved full-year profitability, and the announcement explicitly notes the H2 result does not indicate full-year EBITDA profit.

What is AML3D planning to spend its $26.7 million cash balance on?

AML3D has outlined a $17 million investment programme comprising $12 million to double US manufacturing capacity and $5 million to establish a UK/European Technology Centre, alongside a $2.24 million Australian next-generation technology programme already underway.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
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Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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