De Nora Awarded Contract Worth About EUR 30 Million for Wastewater Treatment Plant Serving Southeast Asia Semiconductor Facility

Industrie De Nora S.p.A. - an Italian multinational founded in 1923, listed on Euronext Milan and specialised in electrochemistry, water treatment systems and sustainable solutions - announced that through De Nora Singapore Pte. Ltd. (formerly BW Water Pte. Ltd., recently acquired by De Nora) it has been awarded a contract by a leading international player to build an industrial wastewater treatment plant for a new semiconductor facility in Southeast Asia.

Valued at about EUR 30 million, the contract covers design, procurement, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of a wastewater treatment plant to treat and recover wastewater from production processes at a new semiconductor advanced packaging facility. BW Water was acquired with effect from 1 July 2026.

The award strengthens the growth trajectory of the new Integrated Water Solutions (IWS) line and enhances revenue visibility for coming years, fully aligned with De Nora's strategy of expanding into high-growth markets via an integrated end-to-end offering tailored to specialised sectors with demanding water treatment requirements, including semiconductors. Project execution is expected to commence in 2026, with final handover by the end of 2028.

CEO Paolo Dellachà commented that just a few months after BW Water joined the group, De Nora is pleased to announce this new semiconductor water treatment project. The acquisition, now the IWS line, further strengthens the group's ability to serve strategically important high-growth industrial sectors through end-to-end integrated solutions and a strong global presence.