Water Indonesia 2027 – 6th International Industrial Water and Wastewater Treatment Exhibition

Power grids, electric vehicles, and data centers are increasing global copper demand. At the same time, ore grades are declining, and roughly half of all copper mines are located in regions with high water stress. This increases the water requirement per ton of copper – and the treatment, recycling, and reuse of process water are becoming increasingly important in the mining industry.

Singapore Industrial Water Technology Week (SIWT) 2027, a new event focusing on industrial water solutions, will take place from 8 to 10 June 2027 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore.

The global water market is facing a structural transformation. In its 2025 study, “Six growth trends transforming the global water market,” the management consultancy Roland Berger identifies six growth areas that will benefit from water scarcity, aging infrastructure, population growth, and stricter regulatory requirements.

The expansion of data centers in Southeast Asia is gaining considerable momentum. Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, in particular, are attracting investment in new digital infrastructure. At the same time, high temperatures and humidity are intensifying the demands on cooling. This, in turn, is increasing the need for water treatment for cooling systems.

From 4 to 6 November 2026, Vietwater 2026 will take place at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The international exhibition and conference for the water sector is organised by Informa Markets and held regularly in Ho Chi Minh City. Vietwater belongs to Informa’s “Water Series”, which also includes AsiaWater, ThaiWater, Water Philippines, Water Indonesia and CamWater.

HOMA has expanded its Alligator (OC) chopper pump range with additional hydraulic variants in the DN80 and DN100 connection sizes. Both sizes are now available with 2-pole or 4-pole motors and can be used in wet well or dry well installation. The range now covers a broader spectrum of heads and flow rates.