De Nora acquired a new water treatment plant in Asia for semiconductors. The Italian multinational secured a strategic contract for a new production site in Southeast Asia. The project involves installing an industrial wastewater treatment plant in Singapore, valued at 30 million euros, for the year 2026.

This initiative is crucial for the De Nora Group, which operates in key industrial sectors. The deal is managed through De Nora Singapore, a subsidiary acquired by De Nora last July. The contract covers all phases from design to installation, commissioning, and commissioning.

Project start is scheduled for 2026, with final delivery planned by the end of 2028. This timeline reflects a long-term investment requiring extensive planning. The production site in Southeast Asia serves a new semiconductor advanced packaging plant.

The new Integrated Water Solutions (IWS) line corresponds to the BW Water business acquired by De Nora. This expansion strengthens the Group's ability to serve industrial sectors with high growth potential. According to Forbes, President Federico De Nora holds a net worth of one billion dollars.

The company was founded in 1923 by Oronzio De Nora and is currently led by Paolo Dellachà. These figures confirm the group's solid financial position in a global market. The company stated that the operation further enhances the Group's ability to serve strategic industrial sectors.

The Italian multinational, specializing in electrochemistry and water resource management technologies, is a global leader. The title to Piazza Affari rose by about 2.1%, reflecting market enthusiasm for De Nora's expansion. The acquired subsidiary represents the new Integrated Water Solutions product line.

Investments in Asia are part of a strategy for expansion in high-growth markets. Final delivery of the plant is scheduled by the end of 2028, indicating a complex and lengthy project.