Tag: Advanced Manufacturing

Australian manufacturing businesses are among 60 companies to receive more than $22 million in funding through the latest round of the Australian Government's Defence Industry Development Grants (DIDG) program, with the investment aimed at strengthening sovereign defence capability, expanding production and supporting skilled jobs.

Cicada Innovations has announced the 23 Australian ventures selected for Cicada x Tech23 2026, with the annual showcase highlighting companies developing technologies across sectors including advanced manufacturing, health, energy, infrastructure and sustainability.

Velo3D has announced a major expansion of its manufacturing operations with a new advanced manufacturing facility in Livermore, California, saying the investment will significantly increase its production capacity to meet growing demand from the aerospace and defence sectors.

Work has begun on the Cook Labor Government’s $55 million Advanced Manufacturing Technology Hub (AMTECH) in Picton, with the project positioned as a key manufacturing development aimed at supporting Western Australia’s clean energy transition and diversifying the South West economy, according to the WA Government.

Australian governments have committed a further $105 million to support critical minerals processing and manufacturing capability at Nyrstar's Hobart and Port Pirie smelters, backing continued operations while future investment options are assessed.

PsiQuantum has announced plans to establish its Australian utility-scale quantum computing project at Moreton Bay Central in Queensland, with the company highlighting the site’s industrial infrastructure and advanced manufacturing potential.

Advanced manufacturing company Titomic has received a purchase order from Lufthansa Technik AG to provide additional cold spray capability at the company’s facility in Hamburg, Germany.

Defence technology company Arkeus will relocate its operations and establish advanced manufacturing capability in Queensland following a $25 million Series A investment round. 

Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 has concluded in Brisbane after three days of showcasing advanced manufacturing technologies, automation and industry innovation, with organisers highlighting strong...

Advanced manufacturing company Titomic Limited has entered into a scheme implementation deed to redomicile its corporate structure to the United States, in a move the company says is aimed at supporting its manufacturing and defence industry growth strategy, according to an announcement from Titomic.