Earnings Call Insights: Velo3D (VLDXW) Q1 2026 Management View "2026 is off to a strong start for Velo3D. We are seeing accelerating momentum across the business, driven by strong execution, expanding customer demand, and increasing adoption of additive manufacturing as a true production technology across defense and aerospace markets." (Chairman & CEO Arun Jeldi) "A major highlight this quarter w...
Earnings Call Insights: Velo3D (VLDXW) Q1 2026 Management View "2026 is off to a strong start for Velo3D. We are seeing accelerating momentum across the business, driven by strong execution, expanding customer demand, and increasing adoption of additive manufacturing as a true production technology across defense and aerospace markets." (Chairman & CEO Arun Jeldi) "A major highlight this quarter was continued expansion of our Rapid Production Solutions or RPS business, which now represents an increasingly meaningful system sales." (Chairman & CEO Arun Jeldi) "From a profitability standpoint, we delivered positive gross margin of 17% during the quarter, a significant milestone... We expect meaningful, continued progress throughout 2026." (Chairman & CEO Jeldi) "We had announced in February an $11.5 million full rate production contract from a major U.S. defense prime contractor." (Chairman & CEO Jeldi) "In March, we also announced that Velo3D was awarded a $9.8 million 5-year IDIQ contract with the Defense Logistics Agency, supporting the Joint Additive Manufacturing Acceptability, or JAMA, Pilot Parts Program." (Chairman & CEO Jeldi) "First quarter 2026 revenue was $13.8 million, up 48% compared to $9.3 million in the year ago quarter." (CFO and Principal Financial & Accounting Officer James Suva) "Subsequent to quarter end... on April 27, 2026, we further enhanced our financial position through a successful equity financing, raising approximately $50 million in gross proceeds." (CFO Suva) Outlook "For the full year 2026, we are reiterating our guidance. We expect revenue in the range of $60 million to $70 million." (Chairman & CEO Arun Jeldi) "We continue to expect sequential improvement in gross margins with margins projected to exceed 30% in the second half of 2026." (Chairman & CEO Jeldi) "Non-GAAP adjusted operating expenses are expected to remain disciplined in the range of $45 million to $55 million." (Chairman & CEO Jeldi) "Capital expenditures are expected ...
Copper extended gains above $14,000 a ton, inching toward a record high seen earlier this year, as supply risks mount on mine disruptions around the world. The red metal rallied for an eighth session to touch $14,196.50 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, close to an all-time high of $14,527.50 in January. A squeeze on Middle Eastern supplies of sulfur has threatened the production outlook for som...
Copper extended gains above $14,000 a ton, inching toward a record high seen earlier this year, as supply risks mount on mine disruptions around the world. The red metal rallied for an eighth session to touch $14,196.50 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, close to an all-time high of $14,527.50 in January. A squeeze on Middle Eastern supplies of sulfur has threatened the production outlook for some mines in Africa, compounding existing disruptions at other major sites across the world. However, copper demand is resilient mostly thanks to the world’s biggest user China, which has seen robust consumption from power grids, renewable energy and artificial intelligence sectors. The slew of supply issues combined with solid demand is leading industrial metals to recover notably as worries over the Iran war ease, according to Li Xuezhi, head of research at Chaos Ternary Futures Co. Copper futures on New York’s Comex jumped to a record of $6.69 a pound, widening their premium to LME copper above $500 a ton in anticipation of the US imposing tariffs on refined metal imports. The potential duties have the effect of luring refined copper into the US and draining supplies elsewhere. The US Commerce Secretary is due to deliver an updated report on the domestic copper market by June 30, part of a broader push to bolster supplies of a metal critical to growing electrification around the world. Meanwhile in China, worsening raw material shortages at mines have started to affect refined metal output. Refined copper output stood at 1.05 million tons in April, down 3% from March, after concentrate treatment charges plunged further and invoicing restrictions tightened supply of scrap as feedstock, according to Beijing Antaike Information Co. Production may drop further in May due to maintenance at smelters, it added. Copper rose 0.5% to $14,099 a ton as of 11:06 a.m. in Shanghai. Other base metals were also higher, with aluminum up 0.3% to $3,574 a ton and tin climbing 0.5% to $55,070.
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