EBARA Pumps Europe Acquires Spandau Pumps

EBARA Corporation has received certification from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)1 that the EBARA Group’s greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for 2030 are science-based short-term targets consistent with the goals set forth in the Paris Agreement 2.

In the gritty heart of mining sites, inside mineral processing facilities, and across sprawling wastewater treatment plants, a crucial yet often overlooked piece of equipment quietly powers productivity – the slurry pump. Though rarely the subject of flashy headlines, slurry pumps are the workhorses of many heavy-duty industries, transporting mixtures of liquid and solid particles that most other pumps simply can’t handle.

Ebara Vietnam Pump Company Limited (EVPC), a group company of Ebara Corporation, has received accreditation from the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), an organization that is recognized internationally for its safety standards in public health.

The Screw Pump Market is set for substantial growth by 2034, driven by the increasing demand for efficient fluid handling solutions across industries. Advancements in pump technology, expanding industrial applications, and a focus on cost-effective and sustainable operations are key factors propelling market expansion. This editorial explores the projected market size, growth rate, and the major drivers shaping the industry’s future.

EBARA CORPORATION has acquired 80% of the shares of Asanvil S.A. (Asanvil), a Uruguayan pump sales company, on October 31, 2024, through its Brazilian subsidiary EBARA BOMBAS AMÉRICA DO SUL LTDA (EBAS), and made Asanvil a subsidiary of EBAS.

EBARA invited Rick Siger, Secretary of the Pennsylvania, USA Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED), and four others to visit and exchange opinions at its Haneda, Japan headquarters on October 10, 2024.