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Sterling Energetics (Integrated Energetics Manufacturing Campus)

Sterling Energetics is developing an integrated manufacturing campus in Alberta to establish a sovereign supply chain for critical energetic materials used in ammunition, explosives, artillery, rocket motors and missile systems. The project targets multiple product streams and growing allied-market demand.

Province or territory: UNKNOWN · Source-described stage: Advanced planning stage; Construction can begin within 90–120 days of confirmed funding. Initial production/ramp-up during the first 24–32 months and full integrated run-rate targeted by year five · Source location: Canada — location not yet normalized

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Sterling Energetics is developing an integrated manufacturing campus in Alberta to establish a sovereign supply chain for critical energetic materials used in ammunition, explosives, artillery, rocket motors and missile systems. The project targets multiple product streams and growing allied-market demand. Source-described stage: Advanced planning stage; Construction can begin within 90–120 days of confirmed funding. Initial production/ramp-up during the first 24–32 months and full integrated run-rate targeted by year five. Location: Canada — location not yet normalized.

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