On August 27, 2026, AVIMET Additive Manufacturing (Xuzhou) Co., Ltd. completed the public filing (approval-type disclosure) for its 'Expansion Project for Additive Manufacturing Materials and Related Smart Equipment' in Jiangsu Province. The project plans an annual production capacity of 8,600 tonnes, covering technical routes in atomized powder production and additive manufacturing/3D printing. AVIMET is a leading domestic supplier of titanium alloy and superalloy metal powders (secured funding in late 2025 and announced expansion plans), and is currently showcasing over 200 metal powders across nine alloy series at Formnext Asia in Shenzhen. With the Xuzhou base filing in place, its production footprint in East China is taking shape. Domestic atomized powder capacity expansion continues to accelerate, and the supply landscape and pricing dynamics for aerospace-grade powders are set to evolve as new capacity comes online. Value for powder buyers: ① The new 8,600-tonne capacity will reshape the high-end titanium and superalloy powder supply landscape, opening up room for procurement negotiations; ② Keep an eye on the commissioning schedule and batch-to-batch consistency validation of AVIMET's new production lines; ③ The East China capacity footprint is advantageous for aerospace customers in the Yangtze River Delta seeking nearby supply.