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This contract was awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense and is intended to provide critical support to the Defense Logistics Agency. This cooperation marks a major breakthrough in the application of Velo3D's advanced manufacturing technology in the defense sector. During the execution of the contract, the company will rely on its innovative Sapphire printing system and end-to-end solutions to provide high-precision, high-performance metal component manufacturing services for the defense logistics support system.

This important development highlights the company's ongoing exploration in the innovative field of cancer immunotherapy.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on March 30 that the White House is currently reviewing the biannual corporate information disclosure plan proposed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, indicating that the measure is nearing the public release stage. According to a notice on the government website, the proposal was submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget last Friday. Once the White House review is complete, the Commission can vote to decide whether to release the plan and solicit public feedback. Afterwards, the commissioners must vote again to approve the final version before the rule can officially take effect in several months. Although details of the plan remain unclear, SEC Chairman Atkins recently suggested that the frequency of information disclosure could be adjusted based on company size. Since Trump called last year for corporate disclosures to shift from quarterly to biannual, the SEC has been advancing this reform. Atkins has pledged to expedite the plan, claiming that it could save companies substantial time and costs. However, supporters of the current disclosure system argue that information transparency helps investors make key decisions.```