Eco Buildings Group plc (LSE:ECOB) operates as a United Kingdom-based provider of prefabricated modular housing solutions and marble products for construction and development projects. The company manufactures glass fibre-reinforced gypsum (GFRG) panels through its Eco Buildings Group Ltd division, enabling rapid, sustainable turnkey construction of load-bearing walls for residential, commercial, and industrial applications; these panels support public social housing including large-scale multi-storey, entry-level, and key worker projects; private residential developments such as townhomes, duplexes, apartments, and customizable homes; commercial facilities like hotels, hospitality venues, business centres, retail, and leisure centres; and other specialized housing including workforce, senior, crisis, and coastal accommodations. Through its Fox Marble subsidiary, Eco Buildings Group plc quarries and processes marble in the Balkans, offering collections such as White, Grey, and Color for construction uses. Founded in 2011 and headquartered at 160 Camden High Street, London, NW1 0NE, the company maintains manufacturing operations including facilities in Albania and generates revenue primarily from Europe while targeting expansion into emerging markets. Recent developments include a November 2025 letter of intent with Gramma Constructora SRL in the Dominican Republic for up to 10,000 modular homes over five years pending regulatory approvals; a November 2025 shareholders agreement forming Eco Buildings Senegal Ltd joint venture with G2 Invest Group, securing allocation of a 5,000-home programme in phase one supported by a €1.8 million commitment and mobilizing production lines; and an October 2025 €420 million seven-year contract win in Chile for 607 homes in the initial 2026 phase following successful government certification of its GFRG technology, with homologation benefits extending to broader Latin American markets; additionally, a May 2025 fundraising of £670,000 via share subscription underscores ongoing capital raising for growth.