Under the terms of this agreement, Tekna will supply and deliver titanium powder to be used for Marle Tangible's 3D printed
and specialized orthopedic implants. This agreement falls under Medical Additive Manufacturing, where 3D printing enables
the manufacturing of complex medical components. This growing segment currently represents 16% of Tekna's Additive
Manufacturing sales.

Luc Dionne, Chief Executive Officer at Tekna Canada, said: "We are excited to have been selected by Marle Tangible as their
preferred partner for titanium powders. With the Marle Group being a leading player in orthopedic implants, we consider
this agreement a testimonial to the high quality of our products. We are delighted to add Marle Tangible to our growing list
of major medical customers and look forward to a long-lasting relationship."

Chris Collins, Chief Operations Officer at Marle Tangible, added: "We are delighted to have signed this agreement with
Tekna. Their high-quality titanium powders are impressive, consistent, and always delivered in a timely manner. We are very
pleased to have secured long-term supply. They have believed in us and supported our success for a very long time. At
Marle Tangible, we aim to continue paving the way for Additive Manufactured Medical Devices with Tekna by our side."
The agreement follows a longstanding partnership between Tekna and Marle Tangible and positions Tekna as a preferred
supplier of metal powders in the field of medical implants and devices.

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