Highlights

  • Eden Innovations received a further US$334,110 Pz7 order from Holcim Ecuador, taking cumulative orders from that customer above US$1 million.
  • The latest purchase follows four earlier orders and will supply concrete plants making high-strength and lower-carbon mixes in Ecuador.
  • Eden reports US$675,960 across the latest two customer orders, placed within approximately eleven months of each other.
  • The company is considering wider South American opportunities, but has set no scope or timing for a regional strategy change.

A fifth disclosed order has taken Eden Innovations Ltd (ASX:EDE) beyond US$1 million in cumulative Pz7 purchases from one Ecuadorian customer. Holcim Ecuador’s latest US$334,110 order follows a relationship that began in May 2024. The announcement confirms another purchase of the concrete additive, while leaving delivery dates, invoicing and revenue recognition timing undisclosed.

Repeat Purchases Build the Total

Eden values the new order at approximately A$475,000 using an exchange rate of A$1 to US$0.703. The product is intended for Holcim Ecuador’s concrete plants, where it will be used in high-strength and lower-carbon mixes.

The relationship began with a US$80,800 order covering two plants in May 2024. A US$222,600 order followed in February 2025 across seven plants, then an urgent US$52,620 purchase in May 2025.

A December 2025 order added US$341,850 for nine plants. Together with the latest purchase, cumulative orders total US$1,031,980, or approximately A$1.47 million.

The two most recent orders amount to US$675,960, approximately A$962,000, within roughly eleven months. The announcement provides no commitment from the customer to future volumes or subsequent purchase dates.

Pz7 Sits Within a Concrete Additives Portfolio

Eden develops three proprietary, wholly owned EdenCrete additives using nanocarbon-strengthened concrete technology. The company describes potential benefits across strength, abrasion resistance, permeability, elasticity and shrinkage.

Pz and Pz7 are most often used alongside pozzolans, including fly ash and blast furnace slag. Eden says these materials can replace part of the Portland cement in concrete without sacrificing performance, potentially reducing cost and greenhouse gas emissions.

The products have been sold in the United States since 2015 and, more recently, in other countries. Applications include buildings, roads, bridges, ports, carparks, water pipes, warehouses, stadiums and precast concrete.

The Ecuadorian customer is a concrete producer within a global building materials group.

Regional Review Has No Committed Timetable

Eden is considering greater emphasis on South American concrete markets and evaluating Pz7 opportunities elsewhere in South and Central America. No decision has been made on the scope or timing of such a change.

The company’s regional background figures include Latin American cement output of approximately 200 million tonnes annually. For Ecuador, it reports construction growth of 6.2% in 2025 following contractions in 2023 and 2024.

Ecuadorian cement dispatches increased 13% to 3.44 million tonnes in January–August 2026. The announcement also describes growth in Peru and Colombia alongside weaker consumption in Argentina.

An order is distinct from recognised revenue. The latest release supplies neither delivery timing nor Eden’s total revenue, limiting comparison of this customer’s purchases with the wider business.

The disclosed commercial outcome remains the new order and cumulative purchase total, with any broader regional expansion still under evaluation.