Norsk Titanium Approved Supplier for Rolls-Royce Development Activities

Oslo, Norway, 29 October 2026: Norsk Titanium AS (Euronext Growth Oslo: NTI, OTCQX: NORSF) today announced that it has received a purchase order from Rolls-Royce Plc for a titanium component that is being explored as a possible option for use across current civil aerospace engine programmes.

The Ti-6Al-4V structural component was manufactured at Norsk Titanium’s Technology Center in Norway, using the company’s proprietary Rapid Plasma Deposition® (RPD®) technology. Final machining is being completed in Germany through the project supply chain.

The order marks an important milestone in Norsk Titanium’s engagement with Rolls-Royce Plc, demonstrating the potential application of wire-based Directed Energy Deposition within an aerospace engine environment. “This order represents an important step forward in our relationship with Rolls-Royce,” said Fabrizio Ponte, President and CEO of Norsk Titanium. “It demonstrates both the maturity of our RPD® technology and our ability to work within an established aerospace engine supply chain. We believe this phase of exploratory work creates a foundation for identifying additional development opportunities over time,” continued Ponte.

Norsk Titanium is approved as a supplier of parts for Rolls-Royce development activities. The companies will use the experience gained through this project to assess potential future applications for RPD® technology.

For more information, please contact:

Fabrizio Ponte CEO, Norsk Titanium AS
Email: Fabrizio.Ponte@norsktitanium.com
Tel: +1 404 426 2270

About Norsk Titanium AS

Norsk Titanium is a global leader in metal 3D printing, innovating the future of metal manufacturing by enabling a paradigm shift to a clean and sustainable manufacturing process. With its proprietary Rapid Plasma Deposition^® (RPD^®) technology and 700 MT of production capacity, Norsk Titanium offers cost-efficient 3D printing of value-added metal parts to a large addressable market. RPD^® technology uses significantly less raw material, energy, and time than traditional energy-intensive forming methods, presenting customers with an opportunity to better manage input costs, logistics, and environmental impact. RPD^® printed parts are already flying on commercial aircraft, and Norsk Titanium has gained significant traction with large defense and industrial customers.

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