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November 16, 2022

Gradiant, Global Water Solutions Provider, Awarded $20M in New Contracts in India

Gradiant has secured $20 million in new contracts across India, delivering solutions for advanced wastewater reuse, resource recovery, and ZLD. These wins span industries including manufacturing and energy, reflecting Gradiant’s continued growth in Asia and its ability to solve complex water challenges in fast-developing markets. India is now Gradiant’s fastest-growing market globally.

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September 27, 2022

Gradiant Awarded Over $30M in September for New Contracts to Serve the World’s Essential Industries

Gradiant secured over $30 million in new contracts this September, advancing its water and wastewater solutions across essential industries like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverages, and infrastructure. The wins highlight global demand for sustainable treatment technologies and Gradiant’s growing footprint in Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and the United States.

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July 6, 2022

Gradiant Acquires WaterPark to Move Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Closer to Water Sustainability

Gradiant has acquired Taiwan-based WaterPark Environment Corporation, strengthening its industrial water treatment capabilities for advanced manufacturing. This strategic move enhances Gradiant’s portfolio in ultrapure water, high-rate biological treatment, and advanced oxidation—critical for semiconductor and microelectronics production. The combined expertise supports sustainability, water reuse, and regulatory compliance across global high-tech industries.

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January 17, 2022

Water’s Critical Role in Semiconductor Manufacturing | Industry Today

Industry Today and Gradiant’s Co-Founder Prakash Govindan discuss the need for efficient water management across semiconductor fabs.

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January 14, 2022

India’s Chip Plans to Stimulate UPW Market | Global Water Intelligence

Global Water Intelligence interviews Gradiant India’s Managing Director Ravichandran Selvaraj to discuss India’s chip plans and its need for ultrapure water.