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IperionX Reports Transition To Continuous Titanium Production

PUBLISHED Apr 27, 2026, 8:48 AM ET

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South Boston, Va. — On Tuesday, IperionX Limited published its March 31, 2026 quarterly report on April 27, 2026, stating the Virginia facility moved from commissioning into continuous 24/7 operations, that all HAMR™ powder production systems are commissioned and in ramp-up, and that March HAMR output reached about 4.2 metric tons (annualized roughly 50 tpa). This week, management outlined a target run-rate of approximately 200 tonnes per annum of titanium powder by end‑CY2026, noted continued development of the GenX™ platform, and scheduled an investor webinar for Apr 27–28, 2026 with Founder and CEO Taso Arima; Benzinga and other outlets referenced government-supported programs and customer engagement as part of the commercial ramp.

By Sarah Whitman | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

March 2026: HAMR™ production reached approximately 4.2 metric tons (annualized ~50 tpa).
April 27, 2026: IperionX published the quarterly report indicating transition to continuous operations.
April 27–28, 2026: Company scheduled an investor webinar with CEO Taso Arima.
During Q2–Q4 2026: IperionX targets ramping to ~200 tpa run-rate of titanium powder.
Ongoing: Development of GenX™ continuous HAMR™ platform and customer/program engagement.

News Intelligence

IperionX's shift to continuous titanium production could impact the market. If you're an investor, watch their progress. If you're in industries using titanium, like aerospace or medical, prices may shift. Check your supply chain.

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Who Benefited

IperionX, domestic titanium manufacturing participants, U.S. government programs, and investors benefited from the reported production ramp, operational commissioning of HAMR/HSPT systems, and stated targets to scale titanium powder production in Virginia.

Who Impacted

Legacy titanium supply-chain actors reliant on Kroll-based processes and non-recycled feedstock potentially face increased competition as IperionX promotes recycled-feedstock processes and claims greater efficiency than legacy methods.

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