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NYSE: ATI

A specialty metals producer that came to 3D printing from the powder side, then built a parts business of its own: a Connecticut service bureau bought in 2018 and a Florida plant printing Navy nuclear propulsion parts.

Status
Listed
Listing
NYSE: ATI
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas, United States
Ownership
Listed on NYSE (ATI)
Technologies
nickel superalloy powder, titanium powder, L-PBF, EBM

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Timeline

5 entries, oldest first
  1. 2015
    Jun 2015

    Plans a self-funded 70 million dollar expansion of nickel superalloy powder capacity at Monroe, North Carolina, citing demand for 3D printed parts

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  2. 2017
    Jul 2017

    Forms a joint venture with GE Aviation to develop meltless titanium alloy powder for additive manufacturing

    Includes an R&D pilot production facility; no investment figure was given.

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  3. 2018
    2018

    Buys Addaero, a Connecticut service bureau with laser powder bed fusion and electron beam melting

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  4. 2023
    Sep 2023

    Wins a Bechtel Plant Machinery contract to develop parts for the US Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program and decides to build a dedicated additive plant

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  5. 2025
    Feb 2025

    Opens a 132,000 square foot additive manufacturing facility outside Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with extended NXG machines from Nikon SLM Solutions

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