Aurora Labs Limited (ASX:A3D) Completes AU4 Micro Gas Turbine Development

Product Development

Aurora Labs completed the design, build, and initial test phase of the AU4 micro gas turbine, delivering 40kg of thrust. Significant engineering milestones include a 6% reduction in fuel consumption, part numbers reduction, and streamlined assembly through additive manufacturing.

Business Development

The company actively engaged with international defence primes and UAV platform integrators at the Avalon Airshow 2025 and Sea-Air-Space conference in Washington, USA. Preparations are ongoing for scaled production of printed propulsion engines in the second half of 2025.

Financial Performance

Aurora Labs reported a cash balance of $1.16 million at the end of the quarter. Related party payments amounted to approximately $78,000, including director fees.

Executive Comments

Chief Executive Officer, Rebekah Letheby, said: “Avalon 2025 proved to be an exciting event for Aurora Labs. The exceptional response to our micro gas turbine family and 3D metal printing capabilities confirmed the strength of our technology and its alignment with sovereign defence needs. We are now progressing towards scaled production and are encouraged by the depth of engagement with international Primes seeking additive manufacturing-based propulsion solutions.”

Future Outlook

Aurora Labs is focusing on scaling production, securing commercial agreements, advancing infield testing, certifying compliance, and expanding design and testing activity on higher-thrust propulsion systems.

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