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Highlights
- Sprintex extends its Türkiye distribution partnership to 2029
- Launch of high-capacity jet blowers targets industrial and municipal sectors
- Government-backed energy incentives support broader market adoption
Sprintex Ltd (ASX:SIX) is strengthening its international footprint by deepening ties with Türkiye through an extended distribution agreement and the launch of its new high-capacity jet blowers. This strategic move comes as the company secured a substantial purchase commitment of US$6.48 million (A$9.97 million) and a fresh order of US$245,000 (A$377,000) from its local partner, Net 0 Enerji.
As part of this collaboration, the agreement with Net 0 Enerji has been extended until June 2029, alongside a notable increase in the minimum order value, reflecting growing market confidence in Sprintex’s solutions. This step enhances Sprintex’s ability to scale operations in line with Türkiye’s clean energy targets and government-supported efficiency programs.
The highlight of this expansion is the launch of Sprintex’s new G25 and G37 jet blowers, designed to address large-scale energy demands of industrial and municipal facilities. These units represent a substantial upgrade from the earlier G15 series, which was primarily used in small installations. With upcoming models planned to reach capacities of up to 110kW, Sprintex is well-positioned to tap into higher-value projects across the region.
Net 0 Enerji’s strategic appointment of HCP Pompa Sistemleri Ltd as an authorised dealer adds another layer of market reach, offering access to a robust pipeline of wastewater and infrastructure projects across Türkiye. This broader network is key to expanding Sprintex’s visibility and accelerating adoption of its energy-efficient technology.
Significantly, the G25 and G37 models align with Türkiye’s Efficiency Enhancement Project Support scheme, which provides grants of up to 30% of total project costs (up to A$842,000) for solutions that deliver energy savings of 150kW or more. These subsidies, combined with Sprintex’s jet blowers’ proven 40–65% energy efficiency gains, make a strong case for industrial operators to switch from legacy systems.
One compelling example is ASAŞ Aluminum’s deployment of Sprintex’s G15 units, which reduced energy consumption by 58kW and achieved full payback in under a year. This success led to a follow-on order for 20 additional units, highlighting the scalable benefits of the company’s solutions.
Revenue potential is also set to rise, as the new jet blower range commands prices four to five times higher than the G15 line. This shift positions Sprintex to generate increased income per project, supporting its long-term growth objectives across energy-conscious markets.
Sprintex’s momentum aligns with broader clean-tech trends in the ASX200 stockslandscape, showcasing how advanced engineering solutions are contributing to global sustainability goals.
With growing demand, strategic alliances, and government support all converging, Sprintex (SIX) is poised for continued expansion and enhanced market presence.
