

Supplier · United States
Global Advanced Metals
Updated HQ Wellesley Hills, MassachusettsFounded 2010201-500 employees
Tantalum products supplier with vertically integrated operations from ore processing to powder and metallurgical products.
Capabilities1
| Technology | Role | Maturity | TRL | Notes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced manufacturing and materials | Supplier | — | — | classify_sectors run 72, sonnet-pass2, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Tantalum and niobium supplier whose products serve critical aerospace and defense applications and receive US government EXIM support. | Reported |
- Supplierclassify_sectors run 72, sonnet-pass2, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Tantalum and niobium supplier whose products serve critical aerospace and defense applications and receive US government EXIM support.—Reported
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Supply Chain2 inputs
Produces, processes or develops2
- ProducesCompany-reported capability; mapping does not establish government endorsement, supplier qualification or a contract.Reported
- ProducesCompany-reported capability; mapping does not establish government endorsement, supplier qualification or a contract.Reported
Sources3
Profile2
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Global Advanced Metals · Supports Organization · description
“Our tantalum operations are vertically integrated from the mining and processing of ore into concentrates, through to the manufacturing of powder and metallurgical products”
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LinkedIn · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year, Organization · hq city, Organization · hq region, Organization · ownership
“country: US (profile: 100 Worcester Street, Suite 210, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 02481, US)”
Supply chain1
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Supports Organization, Organization input
“Our tantalum operations are vertically integrated from the mining and processing of ore through the manufacture of powders and metallurgical products.”
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