A structured summary of ACME Corporation's published non-financial performance, material topics, governance information and framework alignment for FY2025.
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Melbourne, ACME Corporation produces sustainable, high-quality activated carbon from renewable agricultural and forestry by-products such as nut shells and sustainable forestry wood. Our mission is to decarbonise the production of materials that benefit both people and the environment. This Disclosure Hub centralises ACME Corporation's non-financial performance, material topics, governance information and framework-aligned indicators to support transparent stakeholder reporting.
Sustainability is the fundamental pillar of activated carbon production at ACME Corporation. We are pioneering a sustainable solution, with activated carbon facilities and new sites under development both domestically and internationally. Our products are specifically designed to replace coal-based activated carbon across drinking water, wastewater, PFAS remediation, food and beverage, gold recovery and gas/vapour applications.
Our activated carbon is produced from sustainable materials such as nut shells (including almonds, walnuts and hazelnuts) and sustainable forestry wood sources. These high carbon content materials provide exceptional adsorption capabilities and porosity while also minimising by-products at processing sites, ensuring that organic matter is efficiently repurposed rather than left to decompose.
ACME Corporation has raised funds from leading Climate Tech investors including Alberts Impact, Artesian, Breakthrough Victoria and Investible. In 2025 we achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, secured CRC-P funding for PFAS remediation research, and progressed international scale-up including construction of a South East Asia facility.
Quality assurance, sustainability commitment, specialised expertise and a customer-centric approach guide how ACME Corporation delivers activated carbon that supports our clients' ESG goals.
At a North American production plant under construction, ACME Corporation's technology was independently validated as carbon-negative via a Life Cycle Assessment aligned with ISO 14040, 14044 and 14067.
ACME Corporation secured $3 million in CRC-P Round 17 funding from the Australian Government to address PFAS contamination in water, in collaboration with RMIT University, CSIRO and the Victorian Water Industry Association.
ACME Corporation achieved ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management) certification, reinforcing our commitment to consistent product quality and environmental stewardship.