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deemed by the Company to constitute inside information as
stipulated under the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014
("MAR") as applied in the United Kingdom. Upon publication of this
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public domain.
20 September 2024
Eco Buildings Group
plc
(the "Company", "Eco" or the
"Group")
New Wall
Panel Order for 5,000 sq. metres Received
Multiple
Small Dwellings Also Assembled and Sold
Over €1M
in Revenues Now Forecast for Year-End 2024
Eco
Buildings Group plc (AIM: ECOB), the
UK-listed modular housing company, is pleased to announce that it
has received a preliminary order of 5,000 sqm of walling from
R&T Sh.p.K. for installation as a permanent perimeter wall
around a residential tourist site in Albania.
Eco is also in detailed negotiations
to provide the buildings making up this development and expects to
be able to provide a further update in the near term.
In addition, the Company has
commenced deliveries of walling material from its fully operational
factory in Albania to its customer who has placed an order for
25,000 sq. metres as announced last month. The balance of deliveries will continue over the coming
months.
In addition, the Company already
executed on three new orders for small structures which have
already been delivered to the customer, with the last structure
currently in final assembly stage. These dwellings include a 40 sqm
single story office, a 25 sqm security guard block and a 120 sqm 2
storey laboratory currently being completed.
Accordingly, the Board can advise it
is expecting to receive over €1,000,000 of revenues from the sale
of Eco products between now and year end (being 31 December
2024).
Sanjay Bowry, CEO, Eco Buildings said, "We believe Eco Buildings produces the highest
specification, lowest cost product in the market. Moreover, with
the fully automated factory in full production, we can provide new
customers visiting our factory with both a compelling product to
examine and assurance over the security of supply, which is in turn
expected to lead to further orders.
The demand, both locally in the
Balkans and internationally, continues to reinforce our confidence
in the Group's near- and long-term profitability.
Along with our management team and
engineering specialists in Durres, we are focused on not just
managing the Group's delivery schedule and growing order book, but
also on how best to position the Company to efficiently capture the
international joint venture opportunities emerging for us, as word
spreads of the Eco housing solution.
We look forward to the future with
great optimism, not only to meet near-term revenue forecasts, but
also on leveraging the Company's efficient business model to
realise emerging opportunities."
Further information is available on
Eco Buildings website: www.eco-buildings.net
For more information
contact:
Eco
Buildings Group plc
Sanjay Bowry, Chief Executive
Officer
Fiona Hadfield, Finance
Director
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Tel: +44 (0) 207 380 0999
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Spark Advisory Partners Limited (Nominated
Adviser)
Matt Davis / James
Keeshan
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Tel: +44 (0) 203 368 3550
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Tavira Securities Limited (Broker)
Oliver Stansfield / Jonathan
Evans
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Tel: +44 (0) 203 192
1739
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Notes
The Company has acquired proven and
innovative prefabricated technology which has been in development
and commercial use since 2006. Eco Buildings' range of
prefabricated, green housing products based on glass fibre
reinforced gypsum panels ("GFRG") provides a construction solution
for both affordable and high-end housing.
Eco Buildings has already secured two
sales contracts with major construction companies, one in Albania,
the other in Kosovo, which are expected to generate gross sales
revenue of approximately up to €38 million in total per annum over
the first three years (approximately €114 million in total)
following Admission.
The market share for factory-based
building technology is expected to grow significantly over the
coming years as private developers and the public sector seek to
address the substantial and growing deficit in housing stock and
issues of construction cost, speed and quality and housing
affordability.