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In the #water industry, revenue distribution reveals a surprising trend: a significant gap between companies earning $45 million and $100 million. Unlike other sectors where revenue growth shows a steady or predictable pattern, the water industry’s structure has a striking void at this mid-sized level: Out of over 2,500 companies analyzed, nearly 1,500 are under $1 million in revenue. - 261 companies sit between $1 million and $20 million. - 183 companies bring in between $20 million and $45 million. - Only 156 companies make it past that threshold, falling between $45 million and $100 million. - 147 companies operate between $100 million and $200 million. - The numbers gradually shrink as revenues climb, with only 48 companies earning above $2 billion annually. In this estimated $482B water market, the critical gap at $45-$100 million is a strong signal of a consolidation trend, where promising companies are acquired by larger players before they reach $100 million. This trend is driven by strategic #acquisitions from larger companies like SKion Water GmbH, Gradiant, and Nijhuis Saur Industries, who often target mid-sized companies with innovative solutions or strong market positions. Companies aiming to reach and surpass the $100 million mark are likely to face barriers from scaling infrastructure to securing funding and navigating a highly fragmented market. As we know, the water industry is capital-intensive, and crossing this threshold independently can be particularly tough without the right strategic partnerships or substantial capital injections. Insights and data from Global Water Intelligence (GWI) aggregated by Antoine Walter from the (don't) Waste Water Podcast. Read his article here: https://lnkd.in/gr2bGgZp At @Flathead Forge, our focus is on energy’s critical #dependencies on water and gas resources. We achieve this by investing in differentiated products and services that act as the ‘picks and shovels’ for all forms of #energy, making energy systems more scalable and sustainable. #WaterTech #SustainableGrowth #IndustryAnalysis #Innovation #PicksandShovels #FlatheadForge

Seawater desalination is crucial for regions facing water scarcity, but it’s an energy-intensive process that can be costly. While advancements in energy recovery devices (ERDs) have optimized high-pressure systems, there’s untapped potential on the low-pressure side. Enter the Flowserve FLEX: the only ERD designed to minimize back pressure and optimize energy recovery from low-pressure feed pumps. Join Flowserve at the IDRA World Congress for a technical session on “Optimizing Low-Pressure Feed for Energy Recovery Systems,” where we will present a case study on how this approach can unlock significant energy savings. Presentation details: ·        WHEN: December 10 at 14:05 ·        WHERE: IDRA World Congress 2024, Abu Dhabi, UAE ·        SESSION: Desalination and Reuse: Energy, Theatre 3 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/eC_Ge4tZ #desalination #EnergyEfficiency #sustainability #WaterManagement #Flowserve

Connect with QUA at the Circular Economy Pavilion live at Aquatech Amsterdam! 🌍 ♻ We’re thrilled to announce that QUA will be joining us at the Pavilion next year to help drive the water sector towards a more sustainable future at the world's leading water trade show. QUA, an Aquatech company, is a leader in advanced membrane technologies for addressing challenging water treatment needs. With its headquarters in the United States and a global footprint, QUA is dedicated to continuous innovation, driven by extensive research and development and the expertise of a highly experienced international team. Their efforts significantly contribute to reducing effluent, promoting water recycling, and advancing sustainable resource management through cutting-edge water treatment technologies. Learn more about QUA's advanced membrane technologies at www.quagroup.com. #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Water

Last chance to register! There's only 48 hours left to join us for this exclusive, one-off webinar, don't miss out on securing your place ⏰ On November 7th, 2024, at 3pm (GMT) our experts will be hosting this unique session, packed with key insights and opportunities from our 2024 research calendar typically reserved only for GWI WaterData subscribers. You'll gain a first look at some of the critical trends, developments, and strategies that will shape the water market in 2025 and beyond, including: 💧 A deep dive into utility capital expenditure forecasts, highlighting regional trends and key country stories.   💧 The data centre boom and how increasing water treatment needs are unlocking opportunities for innovative technologies.   💧 The latest insights on water sector commitments from development finance institutions.   💧 An in-depth look at the dairy industry, focusing on market drivers, regional trends, and end-user priorities in water usage. Register your place here: https://lnkd.in/evB-2GvB #Water #WaterManagement #WaterTreatment  

🌊 Ready to dive into the future of water treatment? Join us at the American Membrane Technology Association / American Water Works Association Membrane Technology Conference & Exposition in San Antonio, Texas! Connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge innovations, and gain insights that will shape the future of membrane technology. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this conference is your gateway to the latest advancements and best practices in water treatment. Don’t miss out—register today and be part of the wave of innovation! 🌍💧 https://lnkd.in/eauT9YE   #MTC25

As ceramic membranes become mainstream, the size of installations is increasing quickly. Charlie Walker explores the trends. Full article and more #waternews here: https://lnkd.in/ecSGctYS

🚰 Navigating Water Security: A Critical Challenge for Industry Industrial water users are at a pivotal juncture. With dwindling resources, tightening regulations, and escalating #sustainability demands, the stakes for #watersecurity have never been higher. Corporate Water Leaders, an initiative by Global Water Intelligence (GWI), is thrilled to unveil its upcoming inaugural white paper [coming November 2024] offering crucial insights into building your water systems and strategies to meet these pressing challenges. 🔍 Discover how to unleash creativity and innovation to: • Boost water stewardship impact • Align water strategies with growth • Maximise collaborative efforts This publication is a must-read for anyone committed to enhancing #waterstewardship and advancing long-term water security. 📄 Explore a sample and secure early access to the full white paper upon release!

♻️ Royal HaskoningDHV has announced it is to implement a biopolymer recovery plant at a UK water utility site - the first of its size in the country. ♻️ I had a great chat about the project with Paul Lavender at Royal HaskoningDHV and Richard Clarke at United Utilities. We also discussed efforts to build a market for the produced biopolymer, something that historically has been difficult for recycled goods. Thank you both, a really interesting discussion. Read the article below: https://lnkd.in/gEU6ix-s Image source: Rijn en Ijssel Water Authority #biopolymer #bioplastics #wastewater #circulareconomy

Filtration product providers are exploiting markets such as #waterreuse and nutrient removal. Some now see #micropollutants removal and wet weather treatment as ripe for disruption. Kelly Thompson investigates in this month's market map. 🗺   The war on nutrients in effluent and phosphorus discharge, and the growing interest in water reuse projects, are pushing the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for tertiary wastewater filtration.   Applications like micropollutant removal have become market drivers for tertiary filtration, with microplastics also increasingly rising up the agenda.   Vendors are seeing demand for the installation of non-membrane filtration technologies for wet weather flows. The flexibility of some products on the market for use as peak flow management is the key to success for these products. More market insights and the latest #waternews: https://lnkd.in/gD_9VSm4