Materials, procurement and project experience.

One group, connected responsibilities

Entity relationships and the park investment are company-confirmed information. Internal procurement and import documents provide examples of the operating roles; they are not independent verification of the investment amount.

Specific material choices within shared purchasing

A coordinated October 2026 wall-panel purchase recorded individual selections for four Australian homes. The dimensions below describe the procurement schedule; they are not installed-area measurements.

Source basis: October 2026 material schedule and contract approval records, including the wall-panel quotation dated 17 October and entry-door cost review dated 21 October. Material use across the four projects was confirmed by AUD's chairman.

Examples from the procurement and logistics workflow

1. Selection

   Project schedules specify material format, thickness, finish and intended room. Combining orders retains each home's individual choices.

2. Procurement

   The wall-panel contract received the chairman's approval. A lighting contract is shown as approved. A separate entry-door production payment request remained in processing when reviewed. These records demonstrate purchasing coordination; a payment request is not a payment receipt.

3. Loading

   An October tile-handling record describes changing from a smaller to a larger container and arranging manual loading assistance. This is a separate handling example, not the loading record for the window installation described below.

4. Freight

   An approved freight-forwarding cooperation record sets out the export service relationship. August project correspondence identifies a Guangdong window manufacturer's delivery to Nansha Port and AUD's responsibility for onward freight for two homes.

5. Australian import

   A July–August mixed-material import workflow names NATURALWELL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD and describes aluminium windows and doors, lighting components and GRC moulds on a Nansha-to-Sydney shipment. It records the vessel, container, bills of lading and Australian import-tax and processing categories. The identifying references and amounts are retained privately.

6. Project use

   AUD confirms that China-sourced materials have been used across the four featured homes, and that the Guangdong-manufactured window and door package is installed at the Clontarf home. This describes the window and door package, not completion of the entire house.

These are separate, real examples of AUD's supply-chain work. The mixed-material shipment has not been linked to the Clontarf window order in this public summary. The import payment request was still in its approval workflow when read; it does not establish payment, customs release or site receipt. Installation completion is a company-confirmed project result.

Source register, without commercial prices

Related businesses, published credentials and project roles

AUD's company leadership identifies these businesses as supporting AUD Build's core construction capability. The references below identify the relevant services; they are separate from the confidential procurement records.

Brand roles and references supplied by AUD on 21 October 2026. The Australian Business Register associates ABN 62 617 159 369 with Australian Urban Direct iBuying Pty Ltd. That ABN is a business identifier, not a materials licence. NATURALWELL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD is separately identified in the import-workflow example above.

Published references were cross-checked against AUD Build company facts, AUD Lend's entity and licence disclosures and AUD Fund's disclosure. The architect reference is an individual's registration, not a company licence; the architect and appointment are identified in the design engagement. These are attributed public references, not a new live-status verification of every regulatory register. Current scope and status can be checked through NSW Verify Licence, NSW Architects Registration Board and ASIC's professional registers.

Explore the homes

• 75 Cutler Road, Clontarf
• 1 Toolang Road, St Ives
• 10 College Crescent, St Ives
• 14 Wolsten Avenue, Turramurra

What this means for quality and value

AUD combines factory procurement, defined material selections and organised supply to help customers choose quality building materials with strong value. A meaningful comparison considers the same specification and quantity, plus freight, import costs, handling, installation and warranty scope.

This page publishes no supplier prices, payment amounts, commercial terms, private approval identifiers, bank details or original approval attachments. It makes no blanket savings-percentage claim. The RMB 500 million park investment is a separately authorised company statement.