Highlights
- EDE’s US subsidiary has continued to receive new orders for its OptiBlend® dual fuel kits from multiple data centres across the United States.
- Over the past two weeks, the company secured orders for nine OptiBlend kits totaling USD 455k.
- New orders equal around 80% of total FY2025 US OptiBlend sales
- Combined OptiBlend orders and quotations now exceed USD 4.1M (approx. AUD 6.29M)
Eden Innovations Ltd (ASX:EDE) reported that its US subsidiary has continued to receive new orders for its OptiBlend® dual fuel kits from multiple data centres across the United States.
Over the past two weeks, the company secured orders for nine OptiBlend kits totaling USD 455k (approx. AUD 698k) for immediate dispatch to US data centres. A further order for three additional kits worth USD 155k (approx. AUD 230k) was received earlier than expected, following a statement issued on 22 October 2025.
An additional purchase order, unrelated to the data centre contracts, was received for a US court valued at USD 32k (approx. AUD 49k). Altogether, these new orders total USD 487k (approx. AUD 747k) over the two-week period.
This total represents about 80% of the entire annual US OptiBlend sales achieved in FY2025, which were approximately AUD 929k.
Expanding Order Backlog
Before these recent orders, Eden US already held active purchase orders valued at USD 304k (approx. AUD 467k).
Including the newly received data centre and court orders, the company’s total current purchase orders pending delivery and installation amount to USD 791k (approx. AUD 1.21M). This exceeds the total FY2025 OptiBlend sales by roughly 30%, with eight months of FY2026 remaining.
Since 1 July 2025, Eden US has also issued additional OptiBlend quotations worth USD 1.1M (approx. AUD 1.69M), bringing the total value of active quotations to USD 4.1M (approx. AUD 6.29M).
OptiBlend Use in Data Centres
The OptiBlend dual fuel system enables diesel-powered generators to extend backup power operation by 250–300%. The system reduces diesel consumption by blending it with natural gas, leading to longer operating times and lower fuel usage.
According to the company, this system supports the increasing requirement for continuous and reliable backup power in data centres.
Industry Outlook
Eden cited forecasts projecting that US data centre demand will grow at an annual rate of 20–25% through 2030, primarily due to artificial intelligence and cloud computing expansion.
Total potential investment in North American data centres between 2025 and 2030 is projected to reach as much as USD 1T (approx. AUD 1.535T).
Share Performance
EDE is currently trading at AUD 0.069 and up by 64.29% from its previous close of AUD 0.042.






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