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To own IperionX, you need to believe its Virginia titanium platform can move from promising technology to recurring, scaled orders across defense and industrial customers, while closing the gap between heavy cash burn and future cash flows. The Carver Pump prototyping order fits neatly into that thesis: it shows the new powder facility can support real Navy-linked programs and could influence near term catalysts if it progresses to production contracts. In the short run, though, the company still faces familiar issues: zero revenue, rising losses of about US$35.35 million, and reliance on fresh capital after recent follow‑on equity raises. The key shift in the risk profile is execution: the story now hinges less on lab results and more on converting pilot wins like Carver into meaningful, bankable volume.
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