Strategic funding ATI is actively funded through a joint government-industry model and runs the Non-CO2 Programme in partnership with DBT and Innovate UK, indicating a strong appetite for funded collaboration. This suggests sales opportunities around grant-aligned R&D projects, technology licensing, and co-funded innovation programs.

Sustainability focus Recent activity highlights Net Zero OEM solutions and Non-CO2 initiatives, with leadership engagement on sustainability forums. This creates demand for sustainable propulsion, lightweight materials, energy efficiency, and decarbonization technologies that align with ATI’s portfolio.

Collaborative partnerships ATI already partners with gov.uk, UKRI, and industry players, and engages external vendors like Alloyed for materials and digital platforms. There are opportunities to propose joint ventures, technology demonstrators, and platform integrations for additive manufacturing, onboard computing, and data-driven aerospace tooling.

Technical innovation Active projects include onboard computer development with COTS components and data-centric software platforms, signaling buyer interest in advanced electronics, edge computing, and AI-enabled design/manufacturing workflows for aerospace components.

Market positioning ATI targets UK aerospace to strengthen global competitiveness and leverage the UK’s R&D ecosystem. Potential sales openings include bespoke research services, pilot programs, and scalable technology demonstrations that can be funded through ATI’s grant portfolio to accelerate adoption.