PowderMet2025 & AMPM2025 – HOT! HOT! HOT!
The conference kicked off on June 15 with the 19th Annual APMI International Golf Tournament, followed by the Welcoming Reception. Colleagues, both old and new, came together to connect, rekindle friendships, and celebrate the student conference grant recipients from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Center for Powder Metallurgy Technology (CPMT).
During the Opening General Session, MPIF Executive Director/CEO James Adams welcomed the delegates and urged them to fully engage with the event. He encouraged participation, interaction, and the initiation of discussions during the more than 150 technical presentations available.
Stucky offered insights into the current state of the PM industry in North America. "This year marks a pivotal moment for the manufacturing sector, indicating transformative changes not just in the United States, but worldwide," Stucky remarked. "Together, we have the opportunity to create a more sustainable and innovative future in manufacturing, addressing the needs of our customers and the global community. Let’s embrace the call for change and lead the way into a promising tomorrow." For the full report, visit State of the PM Industry in North America—2025.
Keynote speaker Martin provided a valuable global and regional overview of automotive production and sales forecasts, as well as a broad perspective on propulsion systems. The presentation emphasized key geopolitical and economic factors affecting the industry.
Another unforgettable PM conference is in the books. MPIF now has its sights on WorldPM2026, AMPM2026, and Tungsten2026, June 25-29, in Montreal, Canada! The Call for Papers and Posters is now open. Visit WorldPM2026.org for more details. Watch this video to see what you can expect!
