The market for additive manufacturing is entering a new phase, with demand expanding towards qualified advanced metal components, production capability and robust supply chains. Freemelt sees strategic opportunities to broaden its offering into a European industrial platform and address a significantly larger market.

In the period, Freemelt continued to leverage its partnerships outside Europe. In the US, the company received an order from Intalus for two eMELT systems, marking Freemelt’s first industrial establishment in the US market. Freemelt also received an additional machine order from its partner Jiuli in China.

Freemelt signed an additional order with Saab Dynamics, further strengthening its position in defense. The company also continued to build momentum in fusion through a project order from US-based TAE Technologies for the manufacture of tungsten components.

Freemelt raised SEK 35 million before issue costs through subscription of the TO1 warrant. In total, 97 per cent of the outstanding warrants were exercised during the exercise period, strengthening the company’s financial position and continued business development.

Key figures Q2 2026

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