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Elmet Technologies Wins $36M DLA Contract

Key Takeaways
  • Elmet Technologies won a $36M DLA contract for refractory-metal products.
  • The contract covers high-performance molybdenum and tungsten alloys and precision wire.
  • Elmet will supply DLA Strategic Materials with TZM alloy billets and specialized wire.
  • The award is separate from the DLA's $2 billion tungsten stockpile agreement.
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Strategic Implications

This contract may indicate the US military's growing demand for high-performance aerospace materials, which could benefit Elmet Technologies and other suppliers of refractory metals. The award suggests a shift towards domestic sourcing of critical materials, which could have implications for the global aerospace supply chain.

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What Happened

Aerospace Materials Supplier Expands Tungsten And Molybdenum Operations

Elmet Technologies has been awarded a $36 million contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to supply high-performance molybdenum and tungsten alloys and precision wire for aerospace applications. The contract is separate from the DLA’s $2 billion tungsten stockpile agreement announced earlier. Elmet Technologies will supply DLA Strategic Materials with titanium-zirconium-molybdenum (TZM) alloy billets, bar stock, and ingots, as well as specialized molybdenum and tungsten wire. This news was first reported by Stocktwits.

Source | Originally Published: September 30, 2026

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Elmet Technologies Wins $36M DLA Contract

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Key Takeaways
  • Elmet Technologies won a $36M DLA contract for refractory-metal products.
  • The contract covers high-performance molybdenum and tungsten alloys and precision wire.
  • Elmet will supply DLA Strategic Materials with TZM alloy billets and specialized wire.
  • The award is separate from the DLA's $2 billion tungsten stockpile agreement.
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Strategic Implications

This contract may indicate the US military's growing demand for high-performance aerospace materials, which could benefit Elmet Technologies and other suppliers of refractory metals. The award suggests a shift towards domestic sourcing of critical materials, which could have implications for the global aerospace supply chain.

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What Happened

Aerospace Materials Supplier Expands Tungsten And Molybdenum Operations

Elmet Technologies has been awarded a $36 million contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to supply high-performance molybdenum and tungsten alloys and precision wire for aerospace applications. The contract is separate from the DLA’s $2 billion tungsten stockpile agreement announced earlier. Elmet Technologies will supply DLA Strategic Materials with titanium-zirconium-molybdenum (TZM) alloy billets, bar stock, and ingots, as well as specialized molybdenum and tungsten wire. This news was first reported by Stocktwits.

Source | Originally Published: September 30, 2026

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