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5N+ Awarded US$14.4 Million by U.S. Department of Defense

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5N Plus Inc.

OtherenPublished 18 Apr 2024Accessed 4 Oct 2026

Company release confirming a US$14.4M DoD DPAI award, described as 'based on meeting certain conditions' over four years, for upgrading and increasing manufacturing capabilities at the St. George facility. It does not use the phrase 'pre-set milestones' (that wording is in 5N+'s Q1 and Q2 2024 MD&As) and does not mention sourcing, recovery or refining.

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https://www.5nplus.com/media/uploads/news/2024-04/b2024-04-18_dod_award_kYnCTid.pdf

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Policy events

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. DoD DPA support for 5N+ space-qualified germanium substrate capacity

    evt-us-dod-5n-germanium-2024

    • Cited policy event

Financial instruments

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. St. George space-qualified germanium substrate capacity expansion

    fin-us-dod-5n-germanium-2024

    • Field evidence: facility
    • Field evidence: location
    • Field evidence: materials
    • Field evidence: project
    • Field evidence: recipient
    • Field evidence: terms

Projects

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. St. George space-qualified germanium substrate capacity expansion

    prj-us-5n-st-george-germanium-substrates

    • Field evidence: location
    • Field evidence: materials
    • Field evidence: sponsors

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