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IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. reported a 9.8% increase in annual sales to $19.5M, driven by defense and electronics demand. Gross profit rose 8.12% to $3.8M, while operating loss narrowed to $210,000 from $1.5M. Adjusted EBITDA turned positive at $591,000, reversing a $400,000 loss. The company attributes growth to higher copper prices and sector demand, according to the CEO.

IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. said its board approved issuing 1,039,105 common shares to directors for service from July 2025 through June 2026. Shares are priced at C$0.16 each, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval, and carry a four-month-and-one-day hold. The related-party issuance relies on MI 61-101 exemptions.

IBC Advanced Alloys said certain U.S. subsidiaries amended a term loan with Loeb Term Solutions. The loan, with about US$916,000 outstanding, was refinanced to raise total availability to US$1,370,268 and extend maturity by three years from the amendment date. After fees, the company expects about US$424,000 in additional working-capital proceeds, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval.

IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. said its U.S. subsidiaries amended a term loan with Loeb Term Solutions LLC. According to the company, about US$916,000 remained outstanding and was refinanced to raise the available aggregate amount to US$1,370,268 and extend maturity by three years. After fees, IBC expects about US$424,000 in additional working-capital proceeds, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval.