Sprintex Limited has transitioned from development to commercial execution, securing major contracts in Europe, China, and India while raising A$1.5m to fund expansion.
- €9.3m production order with Mest Water in the Netherlands
- A$9.4m three-year private-label supply agreement with BD Compressor in China
- US$321k in new purchase orders from Euroteck Environmental in India
- A$1.5m equity placement completed to support scale-up
- Commissioning of integrated PLC control systems and Malaysian manufacturing licence secured
Sprintex's Strategic Shift to Commercialisation
The September 2025 quarter marked a significant turning point for Sprintex Limited as it moved decisively from product development into large-scale commercial execution. The company’s progress spans multiple continents, with key partnerships advancing from technical integration to early revenue generation in Europe, Asia, and India.
European Expansion Anchored by Mest Water Partnership
In Europe, Sprintex’s engineering team delivered and began commissioning the first integrated PLC-based control systems for Mest Water B.V.’s zero-liquid-discharge (ZLD-UP) manure-processing units in the Netherlands. This milestone represents the final validation phase before serial production and purchase orders commence. The expanded order, now valued at €9.3 million (A$16.4 million), includes 200 production compressor systems and 500 control units, positioning Sprintex’s technology as central to a government-backed environmental initiative supported by EU ammonia-reduction and RENURE nutrient recycling programs.
Strong Growth Trajectory in India and China
Sprintex’s exclusive Indian distributor, Euroteck Environmental Pvt Ltd, reported US$321,000 (A$487,000) in new purchase orders following a successful co-branded launch at IFAT Mumbai 2025. The commissioning of seven GR90 jet blowers at Delhi Jal Board’s Kondli wastewater plant underscores the growing adoption of Sprintex’s energy-efficient blower technology in India’s expanding wastewater infrastructure. Euroteck’s project pipeline exceeds US$1.35 million, with expectations to surpass a three-year minimum order quantity of US$4.56 million.
Meanwhile, in China, Sprintex secured a landmark three-year private-label supply agreement with Guangdong Baode Technology Co. Ltd (BD Compressor) valued at A$9.4 million (RMB 44 million). This deal grants exclusivity for Sprintex’s G15 series jet blowers in China’s vast pond-based aquaculture market; the largest globally by volume and value. The agreement provides multi-year revenue visibility with escalating minimum annual commitments and marks Sprintex’s first private-label contract, opening a scalable entry into a multi-billion-dollar sector.
Operational and Financial Foundations for Growth
Operationally, Sprintex has secured a manufacturing licence for its Malaysian facility, enabling local production of high-speed electric turbo blowers. This strategic hub will serve regional markets including India, Türkiye, and the Middle East, offering tariff advantages and improved supply chain efficiency. The company also completed a A$1.5 million equity placement, led by strategic investors including MWP Partners Limited and major shareholders China Automotive Holdings and Euro Mark Limited, to fund commissioning and scale-up activities.
Financially, Sprintex reported A$620,000 in customer receipts during the quarter, with operating costs reflecting ongoing production, research, marketing, and staff expenses. The company holds convertible notes and loans totaling approximately A$3.95 million, with a cash balance of A$535,000 at quarter-end. While the cash runway is under two quarters, management expects improved cash flow from pending sales and has secured funding to support near-term operations.
Looking Ahead
With validated installations now operating across Europe, Asia, the UK, and Australia, Sprintex is well-positioned for sustained revenue growth and international brand recognition. The company’s focus will remain on scaling production lines, expanding distribution networks, and capitalising on regulatory tailwinds such as the EU’s RENURE program. These developments collectively underscore Sprintex’s evolution into a global clean-tech player with a diversified and expanding market footprint.
Bottom Line?
Sprintex’s transition to commercial scale is underway, but execution on large contracts and cash flow management will be critical in the coming quarters.
Questions in the middle?
- How quickly will Mest Water’s €9.3m order translate into recurring revenue and profitability?
- Can Euroteck’s strong project pipeline in India sustain Sprintex’s growth momentum through 2026?
- What impact will the private-label agreement with BD Compressor have on Sprintex’s margins and brand presence in China?