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Eco clay positioned as a partial cement replacement for low‑carbon concrete in major infrastructureMoU with Holcim Australia expected to evolve into a 4,800‑tonne, 12‑month supply agreementToll treatment deal with Calix (ASX:CXL) provides 30,000 tonnes of near‑term capacity
Aaron Banks from Green360 Technologies sets out how the company aims to reshape Australia’s concrete market with its eco clay product, a partial substitute for Portland cement that is presented as significantly reducing carbon emissions from concrete. Banks states that commercialisation is accelerating following a memorandum of understanding with Holcim Australia, viewed as a major validation of eco clay and a pathway to supplying government infrastructure projects such as Melbourne Airport Business Park, the Eastern Freeway extension and the Suburban Rail Loop.
Banks explains that the Holcim agreement is intended to progress to a binding supply deal covering 4,800 tonnes over 12 months, with negotiated financials expected to appear in the formal offtake. Green360 has also entered a toll treatment agreement with Calix (ASX:CXL), using its Bacchus Marsh facility to secure about 30,000 tonnes of immediate capacity. Banks stresses this capital‑light model is designed to create a sales book and market acceptance without heavy upfront spending.
Looking ahead, Banks outlines a staged growth plan, moving from toll processing to Green360’s own production facility once capacity at Calix is materially utilised. A feasibility study is expected to frame subsequent phases, with potential to scale supply to hundreds of thousands of tonnes into an Australian concrete market he describes as expanding towards $100 billion.
