Key Highlights

  • Dotz Nano (ASX:DTZ) shares traded at $0.022, up 10.00%, during the 26 October 2026 session.
  • The 14 September 2026 release reported a two-year carbon-capture sorbent supply agreement worth EUR 600,000 (about A$960,000).
  • The customer is Soletair Power Oy, a Finnish direct air capture company.

DOTZ Nano Ltd (ASX:DTZ) shares traded at $0.022, up 10.00%, during the trading session on 26 October 2026, while the S&P/ASX 200 index (XJO) stood at 8,768.80, down 0.30% or 26.40 points, at 12:10 pm. Separately, the company's latest announcement on file is dated 14 September 2026 and covers a carbon-capture sorbent supply agreement with Finland's Soletair Power Oy.

Dotz Nano is an Australian advanced materials company, and the announcement sets out the contract value, term and the companies involved. The release is dated earlier than the session, so the share price movement and the announcement are reported as separate items.

Soletair Power supply agreement (14 September 2026)

Dotz Nano announced a Purchase Order and Ongoing Supply Agreement with Soletair Power Oy of Lappeenranta, Finland, for supply of Dotz carbon-capture sorbent over a 24-month term commencing 14 September 2026. The total contract value is EUR 600,000, which the company put at approximately A$960,000 at current exchange rates.

The company described the agreement as commercial validation of its sorbent technology in the Nordic carbon removal market and as supporting its strategy to commercialise and scale the product. Soletair Power is described as a direct air capture (DAC) company whose systems are designed for retrofitting onto existing heating, ventilation and air-conditioning infrastructure and industrial thermal systems, with a focus on thermally intensive buildings such as hotels and industrial sites.

Commercial context stated by the companies

Statements attributed to both chief executives said the agreement moves Dotz from laboratory work to commercial customer engagement, and that Soletair needs the sorbent supply to scale its direct air capture operations. Dotz said it anticipates further customer partnerships as demand for carbon removal grows. The announcement did not state volumes, pricing per unit or revenue timing within the 24-month term.

Business lines and market positioning

Dotz described the Soletair agreement as supporting its strategic direction to commercialise and scale its carbon-capture sorbent. The company operates two distinct business lines, and the announcement placed the sorbent within Dotz Tech alongside its authentication and anti-counterfeiting products, while Dotz Energy works with hotel operators and commercial and industrial buildings on shared-savings models.

The announcement named Soletair Power as a recognised direct air capture company and said the contract demonstrates suitability and scalability of Dotz materials for commercial carbon removal applications. Contact details in the release were provided for Australian and US media and investor relations representatives, and the announcement was made in accordance with ASX Listing Rules. Dotz is listed on three venues: the ASX under DTZ, US OTC markets under DTZZF and DTZNY, and Frankfurt under 57N0.

About Dotz Nano

Dotz Nano Limited (ASX:DTZ) is an Australian advanced materials company listed on the ASX, on US OTC markets (DTZZF and DTZNY) and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It has two business lines. Dotz Tech develops and licenses carbon nanomaterials, including product authentication and anti-counterfeiting solutions and carbon-capture sorbents. Dotz Energy provides shared-savings energy efficiency solutions for thermally intensive buildings through partnerships with hotel operators, commercial buildings and industrial facilities on an energy service company model.

Related sector context

Direct air capture is a carbon removal approach that pulls carbon dioxide from ambient air using sorbent materials, and its customers include companies integrating the technology into building and industrial systems. The release focused on the Nordic market, where Soletair is targeting retrofits of existing facilities.

The XJO was down 0.30% at 12:10 pm on the day.

Risks to weigh in

The contract is worth about A$960,000 over two years, a small amount relative to the scale of the markets referenced. The announcement does not include revenue by period, margins or any minimum volumes. Currency movements affect the Australian dollar value of a euro-denominated contract. Commercialisation of carbon-capture materials depends on customer adoption, technical performance in real operating conditions and further orders, and shares priced at $0.022 can move sharply in either direction.

Catalysts on watch

Items to follow include deliveries under the Soletair agreement, any further customer agreements for the sorbent, progress at Dotz Energy and the company's next periodic report.

Final word

Dotz Nano (ASX:DTZ) traded 10.00% higher during the 26 October 2026 session, while its latest release, dated 14 September 2026, covered the Soletair Power sorbent supply agreement.