Advanced Alloy Holdings

Tailored alloy solutions for advanced applications

Personalise
Advanced Alloy Holdings liquid steel image (16:9)
Tandem-ART_logo

At a glance

  • Optimization graph line icon
    Development stage

    Prototype developed

  • Cash payment coin 1 icon
    Investment stage

    Pre-Seed

  • Astronomy solar system icon
    UNSW affiliation

    Spinout - staff led

  • Gauge dashboard icon
    Technology readiness level

    TRL 6

  • Gender female icon
    Female led

    Yes

Advanced Alloy Holdings is developing next-generation alloy technologies for defence, engineering and energy applications.

  • AAH has developed a suite of patented, trademarked and licensed alloy technologies across defence, engineering and energy sectors.

    • Bright Brass TM alloys are transforming the defence/ plumbing sectors, as high-performance replacements for munitions brass, and more economical, non-toxic lead-free brass alternatives.
    • Platalytix alloys are being spun out as next-gen catalysts for economic hydrogen production, fuel cells and batteries.
    • Chromolume alloys are providing high-performance solutions for marine propulsion and gas turbines as light-weight, lower-cost stainless steel alternatives.
  • Driven by exponential demand, a global supply risk exists for copper, nickel and precious metals. This has increased metal prices by 65-85% over the last 5 years for foundry metal producers and industrial manufacturers of e.g. brass and stainless steel products, creating necessity for more economical and future-proof metal solutions.

  • AAH works with local and international brass/bronze and steel foundries to scale, produce and license AAH products (B2B) to metal foundries and industrial manufacturers.

    • Bright BrassTM scaled production, pre-supply to Thales Australia (100,000 units). (TRL 7)
    • Platalytix alloys electrolyser trials with Hysata. (TRL 5)
    • Chromolume pilot castings for Mercury Marine (TRL 5).
Why invest
Critical metals shortages/ prices, lead restrictions on brass products and emissions mandates are forcing heavy industry to replace legacy materials, creating immediate markets for next-generation alloys.

Discover more UNSW spinouts

Search our catalogue of active spinouts and tech for license.