The company has issued more shares over this period, which dilutes each existing shareholder’s stake.
Diluted shares outstanding: 64.0M (2021) → 113.3M (2025)
IBC Advanced Alloys Corp., established in 2002 and based in Franklin, Indiana, specializes in the development, production, and global distribution of advanced alloy products. The company's operations are divided into two primary segments: Copper Alloys and Engineered Materials. Through its Copper Alloys division, IBC offers a broad spectrum of copper-based products, presented as both castings and forgings. This includes high-performance materials such as beryllium copper, chrome copper, oxygen-free high conductivity copper, and aluminum bronze. These products are supplied in various forms, including plates, blocks, bars, and rings, along with specialized copper alloy forgings. They serve critical applications across numerous industries, including industrial welding, oil and gas, plastic molding, metal smelting, marine defense, electronics, and industrial equipment manufacturing. Furthermore, the company provides essential tooling components for a wide array of clients, ranging from the automotive industry and consumer plastic tooling manufacturers to the oil and gas service sector. These components are also crucial for producers and repair facilities of submarines and aircraft carriers, as well as the electronics industries and general equipment manufacturers. IBC Advanced Alloys also manufactures precision-cast beryllium-aluminum components, which are indispensable for high-stakes environments like defense, aerospace, advanced technology manufacturing, and other specialized sectors. The company underwent a name change in March 2009, transitioning from its former identity, International Beryllium Corporation, to its current designation, IBC Advanced Alloys Corp.
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+5.7% YoY
YoY Growth Rate
Slow revenue growth
+3.1% YoY
YoY Growth Rate
Slow EPS growth
$0/ year
0.0% of revenue
Below sector average (4%)
Research and development spending
~2 months
$441,311 cash & investments
Quarterly Free Cash Flow
→ Burn rate stable
Short runway — potential dilution ahead through share issuance
IBC Advanced Alloys has less than a year of cash at its current burn rate. Growth investors should watch for potential share dilution from future fundraising — that directly reduces your ownership.
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