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The latest update is out from XTEK Limited ( (AU:HCL) ).
HighCom Limited announced that two next-generation standalone hard armour plates manufactured using its proprietary XTclave composite process have successfully passed independent third‑party ballistic testing to the new NIJ 1010.07 standard and are now available for commercial sale. The RF1 and RF2 plates, produced in Columbus, Ohio, deliver more than 20% weight reduction versus HighCom’s existing non‑XTclave products while maintaining high protection levels, drawing strong interest from law enforcement, military and security customers, and underscoring XTclave’s potential to broaden the company’s defensive solutions portfolio and strengthen its competitive position as it prepares multiple new armour releases in 2026.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:HCL) stock is a Hold with a A$0.32 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on XTEK Limited stock, see the AU:HCL Stock Forecast page.
More about XTEK Limited
HighCom Limited, listed on the ASX as HCL, operates through two main businesses: HighCom Armor and HighCom Technology. HighCom Armor, via its US-based HighCom Armor Solutions, designs, manufactures and supplies advanced ballistic armour products—including body armour, ballistic helmets and composite armour panels—for military, law enforcement, first responders and security professionals worldwide. HighCom Technology supports Australian defence and security agencies with small uncrewed aerial systems, sensor payloads, systems integration, engineering, maintenance, composite repairs and logistics support services.
Average Trading Volume: 253,758
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: A$25.67M
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