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20 de septiembre de 2020

Global Water Treatment Company Gradiant Acquires Sigma Water (Malaysia) as Part of South East Asia Growth Strategy

Gradiant has acquired Malaysia-based Sigma Water Engineering to strengthen its presence across Southeast Asia. The move integrates Sigma’s industrial project delivery strengths with Gradiant’s advanced technologies like CGE and RO Infinity, offering sustainable and cost-effective water solutions. Customers will benefit from enhanced performance and Zero Liquid Discharge capabilities.

Comunicado de prensa

18 de agosto de 2020

Gradiant prevé un rápido crecimiento en el mercado del agua en Asia-Pacífico con 12 proyectos adjudicados en el primer semestre de 2020

Gradiant secures 12 major water and wastewater treatment projects across Asia Pacific, marking multi-fold growth in 2020. These projects span pharmaceuticals, infrastructure, power, textiles, and chemicals, with a value of US$250M. The launch of its RO Infinity (ROI) membrane technology suite strengthens Gradiant’s leadership in solving complex water challenges with innovative desalination and reuse solutions.

Comunicado de prensa

16 de marzo de 2020

Gradiant se expande en Australia con la adquisición de CRS Water

Gradiant has acquired Sydney-based CRS Water, expanding its presence into Australia’s growing water market. By combining its brine concentration technologies like CGE and CFRO with CRS’s proven engineering and execution, Gradiant will deliver innovative water treatment solutions for desalination, mining, and energy sectors.

Comunicado de prensa

12 de enero de 2020

Gradiant 2019: resumen del año

Gradiant’s 2019 marked a breakthrough in industrial water treatment with global deployment of CFRO and CGE technologies, key PFAS removal work, and market expansion across Asia, the Middle East, and North America. From ZLD contracts to new pilots, Gradiant delivered tangible environmental impact and enters 2020 poised for sustained innovation and growth.

Medios de comunicación externos

12 de enero de 2020

La industria textil, cada vez más presionada para cumplir las normas medioambientales | The Business Times

The textile industry faces rising scrutiny for its immense water usage—over 80 billion cubic metres annually—driven by fast fashion and production automation. With a single cotton t-shirt requiring more than 2,700 litres of water, the sector is under pressure to adopt sustainable water treatment solutions to meet tightening environmental standards and shifting consumer expectations.

Comunicado de prensa

19 de agosto de 2019

Inversores chinos y el gobierno de Ningbo respaldan a Gradiant China con dos nuevos proyectos

At IE Expo China, Gradiant China showcased its advanced water treatment solutions tailored for Chinese industries. With partners like Shanghai Electric, Gradiant’s technologies—such as CGE and SCE—are helping companies meet China’s strict environmental regulations. At a Jiangsu coal plant, CGE boosted water recovery to over 90%, proving both sustainable and economically viable.

Comunicado de prensa

19 de abril de 2019

Gradiant impulsa el crecimiento sostenible de China con soluciones innovadoras de tratamiento de aguas residuales

Gradiant China at the IE Expo China 2019 showcased advanced wastewater treatment technologies tailored to local industrial needs. Featuring the Carrier Gas Extraction (CGE) system, Gradiant highlighted its success at Shanghai Electric’s Ligang coal power plant—achieving over 90% water recovery and compliance with stringent environmental regulations through cost-effective and sustainable solutions.

Comunicado de prensa

18 de enero de 2019

Gradiant se adjudica cuatro proyectos de reciclado de agua en la India y destaca la importancia de un tratamiento de aguas residuales superior y asequible

Gradiant has secured four new Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) projects across textiles, pharmaceutical, and chemical sectors in India. Gradiant will deploy proprietary technologies to recycle 100 to 4000 kiloliters per day of industrial wastewater. This effort supports India’s urgent need for cost-effective, sustainable water reuse solutions.