Norsk Titanium schedules March 4 presentation and webcast to update 2025 outlook

Norsk Titanium held a live investor presentation March 4 in Oslo and by webcast, following its February 24, 2026 Operating Update, and used the briefing to acknowledge misscheduled commercial ramp and withdraw its prior 2026 revenue and 2027 breakeven targets. CEO Fabrizio Ponte and CFO Ashar A. Ashary presented at Arctic Securities, Haakon VII´s gate 5, 0161 Oslo, and answered questions from attendees and online participants.

The company repeated the language from its Operating Update: “As previously described, the commercial progress has fallen behind the company’s original schedule. Although the company is expanding its collaboration with key customers to accelerate technology adoption and clear the pathways to commercial ramp, the inherent and continued uncertainty on the timing of commercial orders makes the company retract its previous revenue guidance of USD 70 million of sales revenues for 2026 and cashflow breakeven in 2027.” That retraction is the clearest, quantifiable change to the company’s published outlook.

Event logistics were reiterated during the presentation: in-person attendees were asked to register by email to events@arctic.com, investors may submit questions in advance to investor@norsktitanium.com, and webcast participants could submit written questions during the webcast window. The Live Euronext release noted the webcast link was included in the original release as an encoded thread.v2/context string and that the webcast would be recorded and made available through the same link.

Norsk Titanium described a five-month strategic review led by its new chief executive, Fabrizio Ponte, who the company says joined in October 2025 and has driven a commercially grounded business plan and operating-model changes. MarketScreener timeline entries list an appointment on September 9, 2025; the company statement explicitly cites an October 2025 join date, and both entries appear in public timelines.

The presentation set out concrete commercial initiatives: launching new efforts to strengthen Aerostructures and Defense, commencing development of an engine parts program in collaboration with a globally leading engine manufacturer, and deploying a dedicated team to build a structured pipeline of shorter-cycle opportunities across multiple industries. MarketScreener also highlights defense traction, noting selection by ICAM1 within the U.S. Department of Defense for a major development program spanning land, sea, air, and space vehicles, a claim carried in the company summary on that platform.

Operational and financial context provided in investor materials includes MarketScreener-slide figures showing parts in serial production rising from 26 in H1 2024 to 56 Q3 2025 YTD, revenue of $4.5 million for YE 2024 and $2.6 million Q3 2025 YTD, a reported gross USD 22 million equity raise to extend runway, and a cash-burn reduction from USD 2.9 million per month in 1H25 to USD 2.4 million in Q3 2025.

Contacts listed for follow-up remain CEO Fabrizio Ponte (Fabrizio.Ponte@norsktitanium.com; Tel: +1 404 426 2270) and CFO Ashar A. Ashary (Ashar.Ashary@norsktitanium.com; Tel: +1 518 556 8966). The company reiterated the legal forward-looking statements notice that such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties and speak only as of the announcement date. Investors and partners will now review the recorded March 4 webcast and the published company presentation to see how the new initiatives and strategic review are intended to convert into confirmed commercial orders.