ClearVue Technologies Limited (ASX:CPV) Secures Key Partnerships
Partnerships and Licenses
ClearVue Technologies Limited (ASX:CPV) has secured top-tier partnerships in the Middle East, China, and the UK to enhance its net-zero ag-tech offerings. The company expanded its relationship with Alutec and Aria Holdings by appointing Dune Trading to distribute its solar glass products in the UAE, setting the stage for further contracts in India and Saudi Arabia in 2025. Additionally, ClearVue signed a five-year OEM Manufacturing Agreement with Maxblue Industrial Glass in China and a Manufacturing and Distribution Licence Agreement with My Glass Projects in the UK.
Acquisition and Technology Integration
In a strategic move, ClearVue has acquired the intellectual property and assets of ROOTS Sustainable Agricultural Technologies. This acquisition allows ClearVue to merge ROOTS’ innovative agricultural technologies with its solar greenhouse and glazing products.
Market Expansion and Financial Performance
ClearVue is also enhancing its presence in the US market by appointing key personnel and securing a showroom, which aims to bolster its sales and operational capacity. The company reported a healthy cash balance of $7.3 million as of 31 December 2024, following net operating cash outflows of $2.8 million during the quarter. A $7.5 million institutional placement was completed in October 2024, aimed at supporting commercialisation efforts and expanding its market reach.
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