• Scandium Canada’s Scalium+ advanced R&D to adapt its Scalium aluminum-scandium alloy for space applications, targeting next-generation Canadian satellites.
• Canadian Space Agency agreement provides a non-repayable contribution of $348,750, supporting work through May 31, 2028.
• Program targets conversion from thin sheets to thick plates, following initial laboratory tests, to enable aerospace-grade manufacturing scale-up.
• Workstream includes performance validation and a satellite-use demonstration, positioning the alloy as a mass-reduction option for spacecraft components.

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