The contracts were awarded by multi-national corporations in Singapore, Australia, Belgium, the United States, Malaysia and India, spanning across various industries such as semiconductors, industrial protective equipment and infrastructure, food and beverage, as well as pharmaceuticals.
“These project awards demonstrate the compelling value proposition of Gradiant’s full-technology stack.
“We continue to grow by delivering complete solutions for an increasingly diverse, high-quality mix of industrial applications,” said Gradiant chief operating officer, Prakash Govindan in a statement today.
The company will deploy a range of advanced water and wastewater solutions to enable its industrial clients to meet their sustainability goals, reduce operational costs and ensure business continuity.
According to the statement, Gradiant will design and build an ultrapure water and wastewater treatment facility for a new semiconductor fabrication plant in Singapore, to be delivered on an accelerated schedule in order to allow chip manufacturing to commence in early 2023.
The company will also deliver an effluent treatment and zero liquid discharge waste minimisation system for a leading manufacturer of industrial protective equipment, located in a greenfield site in India.
The contracts also include two wastewater treatment projects for large infrastructure projects by New South Wales (Australia) government agencies.
Gradiant operates from its global headquarters in Boston, regional headquarters and global technology labs in Singapore, and offices across 12 countries.
-- BERNAMA
“We continue to grow by delivering complete solutions for an increasingly diverse, high-quality mix of industrial applications,” said Gradiant chief operating officer, Prakash Govindan in a statement today.
The company will deploy a range of advanced water and wastewater solutions to enable its industrial clients to meet their sustainability goals, reduce operational costs and ensure business continuity.
According to the statement, Gradiant will design and build an ultrapure water and wastewater treatment facility for a new semiconductor fabrication plant in Singapore, to be delivered on an accelerated schedule in order to allow chip manufacturing to commence in early 2023.
The company will also deliver an effluent treatment and zero liquid discharge waste minimisation system for a leading manufacturer of industrial protective equipment, located in a greenfield site in India.
The contracts also include two wastewater treatment projects for large infrastructure projects by New South Wales (Australia) government agencies.
Gradiant operates from its global headquarters in Boston, regional headquarters and global technology labs in Singapore, and offices across 12 countries.
-- BERNAMA
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