Verde Resources (OTCQB: VRDR) Shares Rise as Lower-Carbon Materials Road Technology Comes Into Focus

An Auburn University pavement test used 61% less cement in the road base, while Verde’s BioAsphalt™ platform offers a potential source of carbon credit revenue. DALLAS, Texas, November 13, 2026 Verde Resources Inc. (OTCQB: VRDR) reported that a pavement section using its TerraZyme soil stabilization technology performed comparably to a conventional control section while using approximately 61% less cement in the stabilized base and eliminating lime treatment from the subgrade.The National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT) at Auburn University evaluated both sections through approximately 8 million equivalent single-axle loads of accelerated heavy-truck testing. Both showed similar rutting, with no cracking reported during the evaluation. The TerraZyme section used 2% cement and incorporated 25% A-6 clay in its stabilized base, supporting further evaluation of locally available soils for road construction and rehabilitation.VRDR closes higher on above-average volume.

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