Highlights

  • Amrize has requested four additional EdenCrete Pz7 automated dispensing installations across three locations in the United States and Canada.
  • Two systems will be installed at a double-plant site in Texas, marking Eden’s first EdenCrete Pz7 presence in the state.
  • A further installation in Minnesota will extend Eden’s geographical footprint into another US state.
  • Amrize will expand its existing greater Toronto operation from one EdenCrete-equipped plant to two plants.
  • Starter orders associated with the four new installations total approximately US$32,000, equivalent to about AUD$45,750.

Eden Innovations Ltd (ASX: EDE) has announced a broader rollout of its EdenCrete Pz7 concrete additive infrastructure across Amrize plants in the United States and Canada. Amrize, formerly Holcim US, has requested the installation of four additional bulk storage and automated dispensing systems at plants in Texas, Minnesota and the greater Toronto area, accompanied by starter product orders worth approximately US$32,000.

Eden Innovations shares were trading unchanged at AUD 0.12 during the morning session on 23 July 2026. The stock has gained 200.00% over the past year, representing an increase of AUD 0.08. The share price information is separate from the company’s operational announcement.

About Eden Innovations

Eden Innovations develops and supplies proprietary nanocarbon-enhanced concrete additives through its EdenCrete product range. The company’s products are designed to improve different performance characteristics of concrete, including compressive, flexural and tensile strength, abrasion resistance, permeability, elasticity and shrinkage performance.

The EdenCrete portfolio consists of three products that are fully owned by the company. EdenCrete Pz and EdenCrete Pz7 are commonly used in concrete mixes containing higher proportions of pozzolanic materials such as fly ash and blast furnace slag.

These materials can be used as alternatives to part of the Portland cement content in concrete. Eden states that its additives have repeatedly enabled producers to substitute a portion of cement with pozzolans without reducing the performance of the finished concrete, potentially lowering production costs and reducing the greenhouse gas footprint of the mix.

Amrize Requests Four Additional Installations

The latest expansion involves four new EdenCrete Pz7 automated dispensing setups across three Amrize locations.

Eden Innovations LLC, the company’s wholly owned US subsidiary, will install the systems along with the required bulk storage tanks and related dispensing infrastructure.

Two of the installations will be established at a double-plant site in Texas. The location consists of two ready-mix concrete plants operating back-to-back, meaning separate systems will be installed to support both plants.

This will represent Eden’s first EdenCrete Pz7 installations in Texas and will extend the company’s operational presence beyond its existing sites in Colorado.

A third system will be installed at an Amrize concrete plant in Minnesota, taking EdenCrete Pz7 into another US state.

The fourth installation will expand Amrize’s existing operation in the greater Toronto area from one EdenCrete-equipped plant to two.

Texas Entry Broadens Eden’s US Footprint

The two Texas installations represent an important geographical expansion for Eden.

Amrize already has a considerable building materials presence in North America, and the new systems will provide Eden with access to concrete volumes in a state where EdenCrete Pz7 had not previously been installed.

The double-plant configuration also means that Eden will be supporting two ready-mix concrete facilities from a single broader location.

According to the announcement, the expansion into Texas is expected to significantly increase the volume of concrete targeted for potential EdenCrete Pz7 use.

The company intends to work with the plants after the systems become operational to broaden the application of the product across different concrete mix designs.

This collaboration will also involve assisting the plants and their customers in assessing secondary benefits associated with carbon nanotube-enhanced concrete.

Minnesota Installation Adds Another State

The Minnesota installation will further expand Eden’s presence across the United States.

Amrize has requested that Eden US install EdenCrete Pz7 dispensing equipment at an additional concrete plant in the state.

The project adds another location to the growing number of Amrize plants that either currently use the product or are being prepared to incorporate it into standard concrete mixes.

Eden said the expansion was supported by local trials as well as its existing relationship with Amrize.

The company plans to work with the Minnesota operation after installation to support adoption across a broader mix portfolio.

Toronto Capacity Set to Double

The Canadian component of the expansion involves increasing the number of EdenCrete-equipped plants in the greater Toronto area.

Amrize currently operates one plant in the region with EdenCrete Pz7 infrastructure. The latest request will extend this capability to a second plant.

The company said the expansion reflects growing demand in Canada for concrete mixes incorporating EdenCrete Pz7.

The additional installation will also increase Eden’s targeted concrete volumes in Eastern Canada, which the company described as a high-growth region with substantial concrete demand and an established Amrize presence.

Starter Product Orders Total US$32,000

Each of the four new plants will receive initial quantities of EdenCrete Pz7 to commence daily use following installation.

The combined value of these smaller starter orders is approximately US$32,000, equivalent to about AUD$45,750.

The orders cover two plants in Texas, one in Minnesota and one in Toronto.

While the initial volumes are limited, the company’s broader objective is to establish recurring demand by expanding EdenCrete Pz7 into additional mix designs after the installations become operational.

Eden stated that the latest requests add to the number of Amrize plants across the United States and Canada using or preparing to use the product.

Trials and Existing Relationship Support Expansion

The decision to add the four systems followed local EdenCrete Pz7 trials and the development of Eden’s relationship with Amrize.

Amrize was created when Holcim separated its North American building solutions business in June 2025. The company is independently listed on the New York Stock Exchange and SIX Swiss Exchange under the ticker AMRZ.

It operates more than 1,000 sites and facilities across the United States and Canada and employs approximately 19,000 people.

Its operations include cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete and other building materials.

Before the separation, Holcim US had already conducted EdenCrete Pz7 trials and installations, including at a growing number of ready-mix plants in Colorado.

Amrize has continued and expanded those activities since becoming an independent company.

The latest requests extend the relationship into Texas and Minnesota while increasing capacity at the existing Ontario operation.

Eden Aims to Expand Use Across Mix Designs

Once the new systems are commissioned, Eden plans to collaborate with each plant to broaden the use of EdenCrete Pz7.

The company intends to support the integration of the additive into a wider range of concrete formulations rather than limiting it to one specific mix.

EdenCrete Pz7 has been used to enhance the strength of existing concrete mix designs. According to the company, the resulting performance improvement can allow producers to optimise the mix by reducing cement content.

A reduction in Portland cement use may generate cost savings and lower the carbon footprint of concrete production.

Eden also said that its products can provide additional benefits beyond strength, depending on the concrete formulation and application.

These may include improved abrasion resistance, lower permeability, reduced shrinkage and a longer service life.

How EdenCrete Products Are Used

EdenCrete products have been sold in the United States since 2015 and have more recently entered a growing number of other markets.

The products have been incorporated into concrete used across a broad range of applications.

These include low-rise, medium-rise and high-rise construction, roads, bridges, airports, ports, coastal infrastructure, bus stations and car parks.

Other uses have included water pipes, warehouses, hardstand areas, waste transfer stations, stadiums, shotcrete and pre-cast or pre-stressed concrete products.

Eden states that the potential durability benefits of its additives may extend the service life of concrete, thereby reducing its life-cycle carbon footprint.

The precise benefits depend on the mix design and application, with individual projects potentially using the additives to target different performance characteristics.

Pozzolans Support Lower-Cement Concrete Mixes

EdenCrete Pz and EdenCrete Pz7 are often used in concrete containing higher percentages of pozzolans.

Fly ash is a by-product of coal-fired power generation, while blast furnace slag is generated through metal smelting.

Because these materials are industrial by-products, Eden said they are treated as having no production-related greenhouse gas footprint in the context described by the company.

Replacing a portion of Portland cement with pozzolans can therefore reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of a concrete mix.

However, increasing pozzolan content can affect concrete performance if the mix is not appropriately designed.

Eden’s products are intended to support the replacement of a material portion of cement while preserving comparable concrete performance.

The company also noted that pozzolans are usually cheaper than Portland cement, creating the potential for both cost and emissions benefits.

Expansion Supports Recurring Revenue Strategy

Eden views the installation program as another step in developing a recurring revenue base for its EdenCrete products.

The placement of storage tanks and automated dispensing systems allows the product to be used routinely at ready-mix plants.

The company’s strategy is to establish the infrastructure, provide initial product volumes and then work with plant operators to expand EdenCrete Pz7 into more concrete formulations.

As usage broadens, the plants may require repeated product supply.

The latest additions also deepen Eden’s relationship with one of North America’s largest building materials companies.

The broader Amrize network provides potential access to a large number of plants and concrete customers, although the announcement only confirms the four new installations covered by the latest request.

What the Update Means for Eden

The announcement expands Eden’s geographical reach with Amrize into two new US states and adds capacity in Canada.

Texas will receive two systems, while Minnesota will host its first Amrize-related EdenCrete installation. In Toronto, the number of equipped plants will increase from one to two.

The four starter orders provide initial revenue of approximately US$32,000, but the longer-term focus is on building product usage after commissioning.

Future progress will depend on how broadly the plants adopt EdenCrete Pz7 across their concrete mix portfolios and whether the expanded use generates recurring orders.

Conclusion

Eden Innovations’ latest update outlines a further expansion of its relationship with Amrize across North America. Four EdenCrete Pz7 dispensing systems will be installed at plants in Texas, Minnesota and the greater Toronto area, supported by starter orders valued at approximately US$32,000. The installations mark Eden’s first entry into Texas and Minnesota and will double the number of equipped plants at the existing Toronto location. Eden intends to use the expanded infrastructure to support wider adoption of EdenCrete Pz7 across multiple concrete mix designs and develop recurring product demand.