Green360 Technologies Signs Eifers Civil Supply Deal
The agreement secures the delivery of 4,800 tonnes of MKX cement replacement to support sustainable construction projects.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Construction
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Green360 Technologies has entered a binding 12-month supply agreement to provide Eifers Civil with up to 4,800 tonnes of its MKX cement replacement product. The deal is valued at approximately $1.2 million based on a fixed price of $250 per tonne.
Why it matters
This contract significantly scales Green360 Technologies' operational footprint in the Australian construction sector. The partnership supports the wider adoption of low-carbon materials by integrating MKX into the Ecofil lightweight cellular concrete range used by Eifers Civil.
The new contract brings Green360 Technologies to a total supply ceiling of 9,600 tonnes, representing 32% of the company's 30,000-tonne annual market-creation target. The agreement is fixed at a rate of $250 per tonne.
The players
Green360 Technologies
This Australia-based company specialises in the development and distribution of sustainable cement replacement technologies.
Eifers Civil
The construction firm focuses on infrastructure projects and is actively testing new lightweight cellular concrete materials.
Calix
This industrial technology organisation provides the production capabilities required for Green360 Technologies to manufacture its MKX product.
The details
Under the terms of the arrangement, the MKX product is supplied through a production partnership with Calix. Eifers Civil is currently utilising the material for trials within its Ecofil lightweight cellular concrete product line.
Timeline
The initial supply contract spans a duration of 12 months.
Market Landscape
This deal underscores the accelerated shift toward integrating sustainable material science into Australia's heavy infrastructure pipeline. By securing long-term volume commitments, Green360 Technologies is positioning itself as a primary competitor against traditional high-carbon cement suppliers.
The adoption of MKX by Eifers Civil may influence the availability of sustainable building materials in large-scale infrastructure projects across Australia. While this contract focuses on commercial supply, it signals a move toward lower-carbon footprint requirements for future public and private works.
The takeaway
Sustainable construction materials are increasingly becoming standard in major civil engineering projects. Industry participants should monitor how quickly these technologies move from pilot trials to widespread deployment in national infrastructure.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Small Caps.
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