Clearvue Technologies Ltd Locks in A$600K Canva HQ Solar Subcontract

By Josua Ferreira -
  • ClearVue Technologies has executed a binding A$600,000 subcontract with Infinity Constructions Group for the Canva headquarters in Surry Hills, converting the previously announced Letter of Intent into a formal commercial agreement.
  • The scope covers approximately 660m² of BIPV products across three custom product types — solar balustrades, trafficable skylights, and a rooftop solar array — engineered specifically for the Canva HQ development.
  • The installed systems are expected to deliver approximately 75kW of generation capacity and produce around 88,000kWh of electricity annually, contributing to the building's NABERS Energy rating target.
  • Payment is structured across four defined milestones, with the 180-day delivery window from commencement the key near-term timeline for investors to monitor.
  • The Canva HQ contract adds a high-profile Sydney reference case to ClearVue's commercial portfolio, following a similarly structured BIPV deal at the Rio Business Centre in Cyprus.

ClearVue locks in binding A$600,000 Canva HQ subcontract

ClearVue Technologies Limited (ASX: CPV | OTCQX: CVUEF) has executed a formal, binding subcontract with Infinity Constructions Group Pty Ltd for the Canva headquarters development in Surry Hills, Sydney. The agreement covers the supply and installation of approximately 660m² of building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) products.

The executed subcontract formalises the Letter of Intent announced by the smart building materials company on 28 May 2026, converting it into a binding commercial contract with defined terms for delivery.

The contract value is expected to be approximately A$600,000, with project delivery anticipated within approximately 180 days of commencement. For investors, the shift from a non-binding LOI to an executed agreement removes the execution uncertainty previously attached to the arrangement, placing the disclosed contract value on a contractual footing.

What ClearVue is delivering at Canva HQ

ClearVue will supply and install a mix of integrated solar products engineered specifically to meet the project’s architectural and technical requirements. The scope spans three product types, each customised for the development.

  • Custom Solar Balustrades incorporating ClearVue’s latest Thermal Management Junction Box, designed with concealed wiring and a waterproof framing system suitable for landscaped environments.

  • Trafficable Solar Skylights featuring advanced solar control coatings to reduce heat transmission and glare while maintaining a comfortable internal environment.

  • A rooftop solar array integrated within the building’s planter box system, together with a bespoke cable management solution designed to meet the project’s waterproofing requirements.

Energy generation and NABERS contribution

Based on the current project design, the installed systems are expected to provide approximately 75kW of installed generation capacity and generate around 88,000kWh of electricity annually. This integrated energy generation is expected to contribute to the building’s targeted NABERS Energy rating, a national scheme that measures the energy efficiency of Australian buildings.

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The specification underscores ClearVue’s ability to meet the technical and architectural demands of a major commercial development.

ClearVue’s Solar Balustrade and Solar Skylight products supplied to the Canva project sit within a range that holds Grade A safety certification under AS/NZS 2208:2023, the highest architectural glazing classification in Australia and New Zealand, which is directly referenced in the National Construction Code as a mandatory compliance requirement for building approval.

Doug Hunt, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director

“Execution of this subcontract marks the transition of the Canva headquarters project from the previously announced Letter of Intent to a binding commercial agreement. The project demonstrates ClearVue’s ability to deliver customised building-integrated photovoltaic solutions that meet the architectural and technical requirements of major commercial developments. We look forward to working with Infinity Constructions Group to successfully deliver the project.”

Understanding building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV)

Building-integrated photovoltaics refers to solar technology built directly into a building’s surfaces, such as glass, façade, balustrades, skylights and rooftops, rather than added as separate panels. The generating components form part of the structure itself.

ClearVue’s advanced, patented glass technology is designed to preserve glass transparency and maintain building aesthetics while generating energy. This allows a building’s exterior to double as a renewable energy source without compromising its architectural appearance.

Why does this matter to investors? Demand for net-zero and energy-efficient commercial buildings continues to grow, positioning ClearVue’s products within a structural sustainability trend. Each delivered project, such as the Canva HQ development, serves as a reference case that may support engagement with future commercial developments.

Contract terms and delivery roadmap

The subcontract sets out the commercial payment structure and delivery timeline. The headline terms are summarised below.

Term Detail
Counterparty Infinity Constructions Group Pty Ltd
Total contract value ~A$600,000
Scope ~660m² BIPV supply & installation
Delivery timeline ~180 days from commencement

Payment is staged against defined milestones, as set out in the agreement’s Commercial Conditions:

  1. Deposit: 10% — payable upon formation of the Contract.

  2. Drawing Acceptance: 40% — payable upon the customer’s written acceptance of the final Shop Drawings and engineering drawings.

  3. Shipment: 40% — payable prior to or upon shipment of the Goods.

  4. Delivery & Inspection: 10% — payable following delivery and the customer’s written acceptance of the Goods post-inspection.

The milestone-based structure gives investors clearer visibility over the timing of revenue recognition across the delivery period.

The Canva HQ scope builds on a commercial pattern already established with the Cyprus BIPV retrofit contract at the Rio Business Centre in Paphos, where ClearVue supplied solar glazing across more than 800m² under a similarly structured four-tranche milestone payment framework.

What this means for ClearVue investors

The binding subcontract places near-term revenue on a contractual footing and validates the commercial application of ClearVue’s BIPV technology on a high-profile Sydney development. It also strengthens the company’s reference portfolio within the commercial construction sector.

The approximately 180-day delivery window from commencement is the near-term timeline for investors to monitor, alongside the staged payment milestones that will track progress through the project.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ClearVue Technologies Canva HQ contract worth?

The binding subcontract between ClearVue Technologies and Infinity Constructions Group for the Canva headquarters in Surry Hills, Sydney is valued at approximately A$600,000, covering the supply and installation of around 660m² of building-integrated photovoltaic products.

What is building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV)?

Building-integrated photovoltaics refers to solar technology built directly into a building's surfaces — such as glass, façades, balustrades, and skylights — rather than added as separate panels, allowing the building's exterior to generate renewable energy without compromising its architectural appearance.

How will ClearVue be paid for the Canva HQ project?

Payment is structured across four milestones: a 10% deposit on contract formation, 40% on written acceptance of final shop drawings, 40% prior to or upon shipment of goods, and a final 10% following delivery and inspection.

How much electricity will ClearVue's systems generate at Canva HQ?

The installed BIPV systems at Canva HQ are expected to provide approximately 75kW of generation capacity and produce around 88,000kWh of electricity annually, contributing to the building's targeted NABERS Energy rating.

When is the ClearVue Canva HQ project expected to be completed?

Project delivery is anticipated within approximately 180 days of commencement, as set out in the executed subcontract with Infinity Constructions Group.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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