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Zeopore secures largest-ever delivery of its meso-zeolites

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Zeopore Technologies has announced the largest-ever industrial delivery of its modified meso-zeolite materials, supplied to a top-tier catalyst manufacturer for use in a high-end refining application.

This delivery not only represents a global first for this specific meso-zeolite application, but also validates Zeopore’s ability to scale and commercialise its patented high-performance zeolites. To support further international expansion, Zeopore is actively seeking growth capital to scale production, strengthen commercial organization, and accelerate market penetration across multiple regions.

Scaling innovation to industrial maturity

Zeopore has successfully scaled its zeolite modification technology to semi-industrial production, with reproducible, homogeneous, and economically viable products now delivering consistently within customer specifications. Having already executed multiple customer deliveries across catalytic applications, the company is demonstrating that its technology has reached a level of maturity suitable for broader industrial adoption.

Commercial traction and long-term agreements

The materials supplied have consistently shown significant product yield improvements at customer pilot testing, forming the basis for long-term commercialisation decisions. This milestone delivery strengthens Zeopore’s position for a potential multi-year offtake agreement, representing recurring revenue potential and underlining the company’s growing strategic relevance to the global catalyst industry.

Growth roadmap and financing strategy

Looking ahead, Zeopore intends to ramp up production volumes in 2026 while further reducing its environmental footprint through process intensity improvements and closed-loop manufacturing. To support this scale-up, Zeopore is actively securing growth financing that will enable the transition to industrial capacity, expand its commercial organisation, and accelerate market penetration across refining and sustainable chemistry markets.

“Building on this milestone, we are now entering the next phase of industrial and commercial expansion,” said Kurt Du Mong, CEO of Zeopore Technologies. “Our technology has moved from proof-of-concept to semi-industrial scale, and is now ready for capturing its economic and environmental impact in real-world operations. We are positioning Zeopore as a global impact player, bridging strong profitability with meaningful contributions to sustainability.”

Positioned for sustainable megatrends

Beyond traditional refining, Zeopore is targeting high-growth sustainable applications such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), catalytic plastic waste recycling, and CO2-to-chemicals conversion. These segments represent multibillion-dollar markets with accelerating policy support, where Zeopore’s high-porosity zeolites offer proven advantages in efficiency, selectivity, and lower energy demand.

In a statement, Zeopore said that this delivery confirms the increasing confidence of world-leading industry partners in Zeopore’s technology and scalability. For financial stakeholders, it highlights the company’s trajectory toward stable revenues streams, expanding addressable markets, and long-term value creation. To support further international expansion, Zeopore is actively seeking growth capital. These funds will be used to scale production, strengthen the commercial organisation, and accelerate market penetration across multiple regions.

Only a few years after development, Zeopore’s zeolite modification concept has transformed into a scalable industrial value proposition, offering economic value and ecological benefits in parallel, not as trade-offs, but as reinforcements of one another.

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/refining/24092025/zeopore-secures-largest-ever-delivery-of-its-meso-zeolites/

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