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The latest update is out from Iperionx Limited ( (AU:IPX) ).
IperionX Limited reported that it has fully commissioned titanium powder and component manufacturing at its Virginia Titanium Manufacturing Campus and is expanding capacity with new presses, ISO 9001-certified quality systems and inventory build-up for both standard and military-grade titanium fasteners. The company is progressing toward a 1,400 tpa titanium production capacity by 2027, underpinned by approximately US$75 million in expansion capex largely backed by a US$47.1 million U.S. Department of War IBAS award, additional government funding and free titanium scrap feedstock, while advancing next‑generation continuous HAMR/HSPT production technologies in Halifax County and the fully permitted Titan Critical Minerals Project, leaving it with US$65.8 million in cash and US$46.5 million in reimbursable government grants to support its growth and strengthen U.S. defense and critical minerals supply chains.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:IPX) stock is a Hold with a A$8.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Iperionx Limited stock, see the AU:IPX Stock Forecast page.
More about Iperionx Limited
IperionX Limited is a U.S.-focused advanced materials company developing titanium powder production and component manufacturing capabilities for high‑performance applications. From its Titanium Manufacturing Campus in Virginia and the Titan Critical Minerals Project, it targets defense, consumer electronics, automotive, oil and gas, sporting goods and industrial markets, aiming to establish a fully integrated, low‑cost domestic supply chain for titanium, zircon and rare earth minerals.
Average Trading Volume: 1,293,423
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: A$2.71B
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