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Why Andromeda Metals and Hallett Group have Signed a Strategic Agreement for Great White Commercialization? — ASX:ADN| ASX Mining News & Discussion
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$ADN Why Andromeda Metals and Hallett Group have Signed a Strategic Agreement for Great White Commercialization?
Andromeda Metals Limited (ASX: ADN) and Hallett Group, the largest integrated supplier of building and construction materials in South Australia, have recently entered into a Strategic Alliance Agreement. The purpose of this agreement is to collaborate on the commercialization of Great White HRM™, a product aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of concrete.
Background

Hallett Group, established in 1978, specializes in supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) and offers a range of products focused on lowering the carbon footprint associated with concrete. Andromeda Metals Limited is a company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: ADN) that has developed Great White HRM™, a product with potential applications in various construction sectors such as reduced cement concrete, reduced fines concrete, improved performance shotcrete, backfill, and other building products.
Objective of the Strategic Alliance Agreement

Under the Strategic Alliance Agreement, Andromeda Metals Limited and Hallett Group will form a strategic alliance to develop the Australian market for Great ...
Why Andromeda Metals and Hallett Group have Signed a Strategic Agreement for Great White Commercialization?

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