Haydale

Haydale Graphene has announced that its SaveMoneyCutCarbon platform has expanded its partnership with Wave Utilities into an exclusive multi-year framework expected to deliver at least £1 million in recurring annual revenue.

The agreement makes SaveMoneyCutCarbon Wave’s exclusive external delivery partner for water-efficiency audits and gives it right of first refusal on funded water-efficiency projects. Haydale said the deal embeds the business in Wave’s national rollout and builds on an existing three-year schools program that began in 2025.

Haydale Graphene Industries has officially changed its registered name to Haydale, and will commence trading on AIM under the new name, with its TIDM "HAYD" and ISIN remaining unchanged.

The move presumably reflects a shift from a narrowly branded graphene R&D focus toward a broader advanced‑materials and clean‑technology platform.

Haydale has announced that it has completed the previously-reported acquisition of Intelligent Resource Management Limited (trading as SaveMoneyCutCarbon or "SMCC").

Haydale has confirmed that all conditions to completion have now been satisfied, including the associated fundraising (in which gross proceeds of approximately £5.75 million were raised), shareholder approvals and admissions of new shares. SMCC is now fully part of the Haydale Group.

Haydale recently outlined its new plan, that includes the acquisition of SaveMoneyCutCarbon (SMCC) alongside an equity raise to support the transaction and strengthen its balance sheet. 

Now, it was reported that the fundraising leg of that plan is largely in place. Haydale has raised approximately £5.8 million, made up of £4.7 million from a placing, £540,000 from direct subscriptions and £500,000 from an oversubscribed retail offer. This sits just below the original “up to £6.4 million” target, but is probably enough to move the deal and the new strategy forward.​

Haydale has reported its plan for a significant strategic step: raising fresh capital and acquiring an energy‑efficiency business to accelerate the commercial deployment of its graphene-based technologies. 

The company intends to acquire Intelligent Resource Management Limited, trading as SaveMoneyCutCarbon (SMCC), a business that delivers energy‑ and water‑efficiency solutions to both residential and commercial customers, in an all‑share deal worth up to about £17.1 million. The price includes an initial share-based payment of around £11.2 million and up to a further £6 million in shares over the next few years, if Haydale’s share price reaches certain targets.

Recent reports suggest that Haydale Graphene is accelerating commercial momentum as it moves closer to full-scale product roll-out, highlighting new distribution arrangements and its first orders in the United States.

Haydale reportedly a distribution agreement with Interfloor, Europe’s largest underlay manufacturer, enabling the commercial launch of a new integrated flooring range incorporating Haydale’s JustHeat heating system ahead of its previously guided timetable in the first half of 2026. Under the agreement, Interfloor would gain non-exclusive rights to distribute JustHeat as part of its new flooring portfolio and will act exclusively with Haydale as its heating technology partner. In turn, Haydale will source all underlay for its own installations from Interfloor, which would also become the recommended supplier to Haydale’s expanding network of third-party channels.

Haydale Graphene Industries has announced the launch of a graphene-enhanced heat-transfer fluid - the second key pillar in the Company's long-term commercialization strategy.

The patented graphene-enhanced fluid extends Haydale's HDPlas® plasma-functionalization technology into the multi-billion-pound global cooling and thermal-management market, directly addressing one of the most critical physical constraints on modern computing and digital-infrastructure growth: heat dissipation.

Haydale has announced it has entered into two new contracts with Affordable Warmth Solutions ("AWS"), the community interest company established by National Grid to reduce fuel poverty and improve energy outcomes for vulnerable households. 

The contracts - one funding the purchase for winter roll-out of Haydale's JustHeat system to vulnerable households and another supporting a grid stability trial - have a total value of approximately £450,0001 over the next five months.

It was announced that Haydale Graphene Industries has signed a strategic collaboration with Interfloor, Europe’s largest manufacturer of carpet underlay and flooring accessories, to integrate JustHeat heater inserts into Interfloor’s flooring systems. 

The agreement stipulates that Haydale and Interfloor will collaborate to integrate JustHeat heater inserts with Interfloor’s underlays and specified coverings, creating a new range of solutions for launch in the second half of financial 2026. 

Haydale has provided a trading update highlighting the recent commercial progress of its JustHeat product line: a low-power, graphene-based heating system. According to Haydale, the product has now received UL certification, a critical regulatory milestone that enables the commercial sale of the JustHeat system in the US and Canada. 

It was reported that there is "strong demand" in the UK for JustHeat from social landlords. To date, Haydale says it has secured commitments for over 40 pilot installations across Welsh housing providers.