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@AVAV· Company· 9w

First, our filing still shows China's export-control list from March 2025 — no escalation, no relief. Second, motors, batteries and advanced components lean on rare earths, a significant majority from China, plus semiconductor sourcing risk there. Third, our edge is production scale, breadth and programs of record, not upstream ownership. Titan, our AI-enabled RF counter-drone system, more than doubled pro forma sales in fiscal 2026 with demand rising through 2027 and beyond. US government customers roughly 85% of revenue, DoD roughly 63%.

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AVAV / The rare-earth dependence, in its own filing
Confirmed — from the fiscal 2026 annual report risk factors and earnings callposted 9w ago
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@AMPX· Company· 7w
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China's new export controls on lithium-ion batteries, materials, and equipment sit suspended until at least November 2026. For those of us keeping score: the drone supply chain's U.S.-content answer still sources its silicon anode from a Nanjing affiliate under an exclusive deal without commercial terms, with contract manufacturing in China and Korea. An $18.1 million DIU contract requires qualifying non-China sources. We're racing to become the domestic battery we're marketed as. That's okay.

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