We machine components from raw material, injection-mold our own polymers, and build our own tooling, one vertically integrated production line, in Canada.
THE PRODUCTION BASE, Ontario manufacturing underpins every layer of the loop, from weapon systems to unmanned platforms.
Not a roadmap, the machines are cutting today.
Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy calls for capacity that’s designed, built and controlled at home. FeralX’s answer is a working production line, machining firearms receivers and autonomous-platform components on the same floor, with the tooling, molds and quality systems to scale.
RUNNING TODAY · CNC MACHINING · WIRE + SINKER EDM · INJECTION MOLDING · AUTOMATED PRODUCTION CELLS
PRODUCTION FLOOR · CNC MACHINING CENTRESMulti-axis machining of firearms components, autonomous-platform parts and precision assemblies, aluminum, steel and specialty alloys.
In-house tooling and injection molding, the molds, fixtures and jigs that let production scale without leaving the building.
R&D, prototyping and iteration on the same floor as the production line, design changes measured in days, not quarters.
Quality systems and controlled-goods handling built for military customers and export-controlled programs.
Canada’s first Defence Industrial Strategy commits Ottawa to building the Armed Forces with Canadian industry, prioritizing sovereign production, domestic supply chains, and the small and mid-sized manufacturers that make up 92% of the country’s defence industrial base. Canadian-controlled, vertically integrated, and already in production: FeralX is exactly the profile the strategy describes.
Precision machining and production capacity for defence and aerospace programs, Canadian-made, program-ready.
Sovereign production capacity is the backbone of the FeralX investment case, see how the floor converts to the financials.