Amaero and Perryman Forge Three-Year Titanium Supply Agreement to Strengthen US Manufacturing

Strategic Partnership Secures Domestic Titanium Feedstock for Additive Manufacturing

Amaero International has signed a three-year supply agreement with The Perryman Company for high-quality US-melt and forged titanium alloy bar feedstock. This deal guarantees a steady titanium supply, crucial for additive manufacturing in sectors like aerospace, defense, and high-tech industries.

The contract sets a fixed price for 2025 and includes annual increases. It also establishes a minimum annual order volume of 45 metric tonnes in 2025, and 100 metric tonnes for 2026 and 2027. This flexibility allows Amaero to scale production as demand grows.

Strengthening US Domestic Supply Chain for Titanium

Amaero’s Chairman and CEO, Hank J. Holland, emphasizes that this deal is part of the company’s plan to rebuild the US titanium supply chain. With offshoring having caused significant manufacturing workforce loss, Holland believes revitalizing the domestic ecosystem is vital. Additionally, securing domestic access to titanium has national security importance for critical industries.

Investing in US Domestic Powder Production Capacity

Amaero is also investing in the largest US domestic atomization capacity for C103, refractory, and titanium alloy powders. This aligns with the company’s ambition to lead in titanium powder production for additive manufacturing, ensuring long-term stability. The partnership with Perryman is key to supporting Amaero’s growth and production goals.