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Zeotech lands VINCI backing for AusPozz™

Zeotech (ASX:ZEO) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with VINCI Construction following six months of testing its AusPozz™ metakaolin product in France.

CEO James Marsh says the testing showed AusPozz™ performing strongly against commercial alternatives, giving VINCI confidence to move into the agreement.

  • VINCI MoU: Strategic partnership secured
  • Six months of testing: AusPozz™ put through its paces in France
  • Performance: Strength, durability, and cracking benefits in focus
  • Lower carbon: Metakaolin offers a lower-carbon cement alternative
  • Next step: Potential use in major Australian infrastructure projects

Not every MoU is fluff.

Some come with a very large construction company attached.

About the guest and company:
James Marsh is the CEO of Zeotech, an Australian industrial minerals and cleantech company developing high-value products from its kaolin assets in Queensland. Its AusPozz™ metakaolin product is being positioned for use in lower-carbon concrete and major infrastructure applications.

🎥 Watch the full interview to see why this MoU matters for AusPozz™.

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Written By Danielle Doporto

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