Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

RE:Fake Titanium from China

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Keep in mind that PyroGenesis' NexGen Titanium "Coarse" powder has recently cleared the final requirement to becoming approved on the Aerospace OEM's supplier list.

From last week's NR:

https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2024/06/05/pyrogenesis-clears-final-requirement-to-becoming-approved-titanium-powder

“Having our ‘coarse’ Ti64 powder accepted for addition to the approved supplier list of one of the largest aerospace companies in the world underscores the quality and reliability of our NexGen™ plasma atomization process, our post-processing process, our quality assurance management process, and our quality control system,” said Massimo Dattilo, Vice-President of PyroGenesis Additive. “This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team over the past several years. We look forward to officially being added to the approved supplier list and leveraging this success.”

And:

“I am also happy to add that the Company’s ‘fine cut’ Ti64 metal powder is also in the qualification process with the same client, having taken a different qualification path due to changes to the powder specifications by the client during the approval process. We are confident that the ‘fine cut’ powder will also be approved by the client and added to the list of approved suppliers in due course,” noted Mr. Pascali.

Great comment from @ordos:

@ordos Pyrogenesis purposefully pursued the most stringent quality requirements, which takes longer but then they will have no questions from any other future clients who will have the same level or requirements or looser. It was mentioned in the past that Pyrogenesis also pursued US Navy for their waste destruction system because they had the most stringent requirements and they did it then, now they did it with the metal powders. Yes, it takes longer, but then the horizons are open.