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Ibc Advanced Alloys Corp V.IB

Alternate Symbol(s):  IAALF

IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. is a beryllium and copper advanced alloys company. The Company serves various industries, such as defense, aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, precision manufacturing, and others. The Company has two divisions: Copper Alloy and Engineered Materials. The Copper Alloys division manufactures and distributes a variety of copper alloys as castings and forgings, including beryllium copper, chrome copper, and aluminum bronze. The Engineered Materials division makes the Beralcast family of alloys, which can be precision cast and are used in an increasing number of defense, aerospace, and other systems, including the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. The Company’s products include Beryllium-Aluminum Castings, Beryllium Alloys, Copper Alloy Castings & Forgings, Copper Alloy Fabricated Shapes, Tolling Services and Consulting and Thermal Mold Super. It has production facilities in Indiana and Massachusetts.


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Comment by pikeroo_007on Apr 07, 2016 6:00pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Mark Smith

RE:RE:RE:RE:Mark SmithDidn't they say funds were to be used to ramp up production? And the market is not seeing what i am seeing? Why do they need to ramp up production in your opinion? This was probably the last straw to get cheap shares from the weak. I am confident this will turn around for the better. What they could have done better is finance the pp at 45 cents or even 50 cents. They gave too much of a discount off of us retail investors but again what stands out to me is that they need to expand their operations. That is great news to me. The financing terms not so much.
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