The program is designed to help organisations respond to global opportunities, expedite growth, and support adaptability while expanding into new international markets.
For Vital Chemical, the grant is contributing to broader expansion efforts in the Middle East, including the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In this market, Vital is introducing its proprietary soil stabilisation and dust suppression technologies for use across civil construction, mining and infrastructure sectors.
The funding will also support the Queensland-based business enter into new markets including expansion opportunities in Taiwan.
Trade and Investment Queensland plays an important role in enabling local businesses like Vital to grow internationally.
As a purpose-built initiative focused on helping Queensland companies succeed in global markets, TIQ provides funding, advisory support and market development pathways, helping to reduce the barriers to export and enable businesses to scale with confidence.
This funding strengthens Vital Chemical’s ability to move quickly in new markets, build strategic partnerships and convert early traction into long-term export success.
The successful grant outcome reflects both the strength of Vital’s technology offering and its clear pathway to commercialisation in international markets.
With strong foundations now established in Asia and the Middle East, the business is well positioned to accelerate global expansion and deliver sustained export growth.

Vital Chemical is committed to the continuous improvement of our business functions to ensure the delivery of best value products and services, whilst contributing toward objectives and outcomes aligning with The United Nations Social Development Goals (UNSDGs). Our Australian made products listed on the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (IS Council) ISupply Directory can support your project’s IS Council accreditation submission across a range of qualifying categories.