What is Private Equity’s Role in Digital Water?

The global private equity (PE) sector has grown thirteenfold since 2000, wielding increasing influence over critical infrastructure sectors. The proliferation of digital technologies across the water industry has opened new growth avenues for select PE investors.

Reese Tisdale is joined by Bluefield Analyst Christine Ow, to discuss her recent research on the role of PE firms in the digital water segment. Our Bluefield water experts once again take a step back and define “Digital Water”, and then identify some key market trends, including PE investments, key players, and outlook for the rest of 2024.

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Related Research & Analysis:

• Private Equity’s Role in Digital Water: Investor Strategies and Competitive Positioning
• Mapping the Global Digital Water Vendor Landscape: 2024 Update
• The Digital Water Revolution: Global Digital Water Market Forecast, 2022-2030

Participants

Reese Tisdale
President & CEO

Christine Ow
Analyst

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