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Scandium Canada and ALPOMET Establish Collaboration Framework to Develop Scandium-Based Advanced Materials
Scandium Canada Secures Strategic Turkish Partnership to Accelerate Al-Sc Alloy Commercialization Amidst Strong Cash Position

Executive Summary
- Event: Scandium Canada Ltd. signed a strategic collaboration agreement with ALPOMET, a Turkish advanced materials engineering company based in Kocaeli.
- Objective: Joint research and development (R&D) for scandium-based aluminum alloys (Al-Sc) targeting hydrogen technology and additive manufacturing applications.
- Scope: Collaboration focuses on metallic powder production via gas/ultrasonic atomization, alloy design using Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME), and qualification of powders for Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF).
- Target Applications: High-value sectors including aerospace structural components and electric motor systems where weight reduction is critical.
- Context: This partnership complements the company's "Scandium+" division, aiming to validate Al-Sc alloys for demanding industrial applications using ALPOMET's expertise in ICME and powder metallurgy.
Material Impact
- Incremental Validation: The agreement reinforces the commercialization strategy of the Scandium+ division announced in late 2025 but does not introduce new capital or immediate revenue streams.
- Strategic Alignment: It aligns with previous partnerships (e.g., Granges Powder Metallurgy) and government grants, indicating a consistent execution path rather than a pivot.
- Market Expectation: Given the company's focus on alloy qualification announced in April 2026 work programs, this is an expected milestone in building the partner network required for scandium commercialization.
- Financial Impact: No immediate dilution or cash infusion reported; costs are likely absorbed within existing operational budgets funded by the March 2026 financing and government grants.
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Company Overview
- Flagship Project: Crater Lake Project (TG Zone) in Quebec, identified as the largest primary scandium source in North America.
- Resource Estimate: NI 43-101 compliant resource update released April 2025; Indicated resources of 205.54 Mt at 379 g/t Sc₂O₃.
- Scandium+ Division: Commercial arm focused on proprietary Al-Sc alloys for additive manufacturing (powders and wires), targeting aerospace, automotive, and defense markets.
- Development Stage: Pre-feasibility study underway with Norda Stelo; drilling campaign planned for 2026 season.
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