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Manchester City’s global charity initiative, Cityzens Giving, and Official Water Technology Partner Xylem are delighted to announce the expansion of Xylem Water Heroes Academy, a global initiative in ten cities using the power of football to tackle local water challenges.

KTR has founded a new subsidiary in Singapore as of 15th July 2022. General Manager of “KTR Systems Singapore Pte Ltd” is Arthur Low, who has been active in the international drive market for more than 20 years and has extensive knowledge of the industry.

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that it has moved its Engineering and Capability Centre to new, expanded office space in Bangalore, India to help support increased demand in the Indian marketplace. The new Centre will also support Armstrong’s two Indian manufacturing facilities.

EBARA Pumps Europe S.p.A (EPE) established a branch in Kenya, EBARA Pumps East Africa (EPEA). EPEA started operations on 28th July and is responsible for sales of pumps and irrigation equipment in the East Africa region.

For Endress+Hauser, the expansion of the campus in Reinach is a commitment to Switzerland as a business location. The company is creating more space for the production of flow measurement technology and the development of IIoT solutions.

The dosing technology specialist from Töging is now represented in Asia with a total of four branches and can thus fully serve this broad market.

Edwards, part of the Atlas Copco Group, has inaugurated a new manufacturing facility for vacuum pumps used in the global manufacture of semiconductors. The factory is situated in Asan City, in Chungcheongnam-do province, South Korea.

Water sector leaders, including academia, technology providers, trade associations and NGOs, are partnering in a new consortium to accelerate solutions to the world’s critical water and sustainability challenges. The Reservoir Center for Water Solutions, located in Washington, DC, will serve as a global collaboration hub to advance breakthrough water solutions and innovations.

In order to meet the growing demand for flow instrumentation, Endress+Hauser is expanding its production capabilities in Cernay, France. To meet the growing demand for flow measurement technology, the company has built a new production and office building.

In the renewal of the area also 4 thousand square meters of photovoltaic panels and an interactive showroom. Confindustria Pisa and the director of Federmeccanica Stefano Franchi were also present at the inauguration.