Haydale said on Thursday that it had expanded its agreement with Lloyds Banking Group through its SaveMoneyCutCarbon platform, moving from a regional pilot to a planned national roll-out.<\/p>\n
The AIM-traded advanced materials and clean-technology group said Lloyds had confirmed its intention to proceed with a national launch across its SME and mid-corporates customer base, currently targeted for June 2026.<\/p>\n
Haydale said the expansion followed a successful regional pilot launched in November 2025 and materially increased SaveMoneyCutCarbon\u2019s ability to support SME and mid-corporate clients and property owners.<\/p>\n
The company said the agreement represented a further step in scaling SaveMoneyCutCarbon\u2019s Impact Partner Programme, under which long-term agreements with financial institutions and utilities provide access to large, pre-qualified customer bases.<\/p>\n
Through the expanded agreement, SaveMoneyCutCarbon will be able to offer its end-to-end sustainability-as-a-service platform to Lloyds\u2019 SME and mid-corporate customers, helping businesses reduce energy use, water consumption and carbon emissions.<\/p>\n
Haydale said the agreement would expand SaveMoneyCutCarbon\u2019s reach into SMEs and commercial landlords, while creating a scalable pipeline for solutions including energy efficiency, JustHeat, renewables and electric vehicle infrastructure.<\/p>\n
The company said it expected the agreement to contribute to SaveMoneyCutCarbon\u2019s growth during the 2026 financial year and beyond, supporting a shift towards recurring, multi-year revenue relationships driven by programme delivery rather than one-off transactions.<\/p>\n
Haydale said the model was designed to be repeatable across multiple partners and sectors, with each agreement adding customer access, programme volume and revenue visibility.<\/p>\n
Chief executive officer Simon Turek said the agreement showed the SaveMoneyCutCarbon platform scaling from pilot stage into embedded national programme delivery.<\/p>\n
\u201cLloyds provides both access and structure to deploy solutions at scale, helping more SMEs and commercial landlords reduce operating costs and improve sustainability performance,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is the model that drives repeatable revenue at scale, with programmes expected to convert into recurring, programme-based revenues over time.\u201d<\/p>\n
SaveMoneyCutCarbon chief executive officer Mark Sait said the pilot had demonstrated both demand and the ability to convert that demand into delivered projects.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have worked closely with Lloyds to build a structured model that moves efficiently from customer engagement through to installation, improving conversion at each stage,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
At 1149 BST, shares in Haydale were up 4.92% at 0.34p.<\/p>\n
Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.<\/p>\n