Global Water

Water reuse and desalination capacity investments in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries’ future are demonstrating advanced treatment applications to meet future water needs. GCC governments have specified an average annual investment of US$5.21 billion in wastewater infrastructure over the next decade to address growing demands on infrastructure and close existing gaps. >>Learn More

2020 saw the highest deal flow recorded by Bluefield. Low interest rates and high corporate valuations led to a buying spree in the water industry, including multi-billion acquisitions of water pure-plays. The bulk of the deal flow was generated in the private water and digital water segments, driven by growing interest from private equity players that are challenging strategic investors for positions. >>Learn More

Technology and service providers are building on foundational market environments in Asia and Europe, where water & wastewater utilities are leveraging digital solutions to meet varying drivers: regulatory pressure, water stress, population growth, and asset management challenges. >>Learn More

From Brazil to the Middle East, the role for private players in water is increasingly supported by policy frameworks and a receptive group of interested multinational firms seeking to leverage access to capital and technology know-how. >>Learn More