CleanSpace (ASX: CSX) Wins Record A$1.9 Million Mining Order

CleanSpace Holdings has secured a new purchase order worth approximately A$1.9 million from its Indonesian distributor. The equipment is destined for an existing global mining customer with operations in Indonesia.

The order will be fulfilled across the first quarter of FY27. CleanSpace described it as its largest single order from an industrial enterprise customer.

Record Industrial Order

The latest purchase follows an A$600,000 order from the same customer in June 2026. CleanSpace said that earlier order has been fulfilled in full.

Together, the two announced orders total about A$2.5 million. The sequence shows a larger deployment following the initial June purchase.

The new order was placed through PT. Lasindo Jayabersama, the mining customer’s designated Indonesian distributor. CleanSpace has maintained a distribution agreement with PT. Lasindo Jayabersama since 2024.

The company expects consistent, ongoing consumables orders in future months. It linked that expectation to operating conditions at the customer’s Indonesian mines. No value or schedule was provided for those potential consumables purchases.

Established Mining Deployment

CleanSpace identified the end user as a globally recognised copper and gold producer. The customer operates both underground and open-pit mines in Indonesia, although its identity was not disclosed.

Over the past two years, CleanSpace has supplied products and supported operator and maintenance training at the customer’s sites. The company also highlighted its record of delivering orders on time and in full.

That record is relevant because the latest order requires fulfilment within one quarter. It also follows the completed A$600,000 delivery announced for June.

The customer uses CleanSpace ULTRA powered air-purifying respirators across its workforce. CleanSpace said comfort and extended-wear performance were valued in demanding mining conditions.

Data Capability Supports the Product Offering

Beyond respiratory protection, the CST ULTRA system provides enterprise-level information for safety and operational teams. Its capabilities include fleet-wide usage analytics, filter-life monitoring and consumables tracking.

The system also supports compliance reporting across large respiratory protection programs. This data layer gives site teams visibility over equipment use and maintenance needs across a workforce.

For CleanSpace, that functionality differentiates CST ULTRA from a respirator offering based only on protective performance. It may also support recurring consumables demand as deployed respirator fleets remain in operation.

What the Update Establishes

The A$1.9 million order provides CleanSpace with a defined delivery program for the first quarter of FY27. However, the announcement did not provide the order’s margin contribution or a detailed product breakdown.

The update also confirms that the customer relationship has progressed beyond a single purchase. CleanSpace has now disclosed two orders from the same mining account within several months.

The company is a Sydney-based designer and manufacturer of respiratory protection equipment for industrial and healthcare applications. Its products were developed by a team with experience in respiratory medical devices.