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Industrie De Nora S.p.A. plans to acquire BW Water (Singapore) from BW Renewables, part of BW Group, in a move to expand its footprint in Asia.
What opportunities or challenges do you foresee for De Nora in Asia’s water-treatment market following this acquisition?
De Nora expands footprint in Asia with BW Water acquisition
Industrie De Nora S.p.A (Milan, Italy) announced the intention to acquire BW Water (Singapore) from BW Renewables Pte. Ltd, part of leading global maritime and energy infrastructure company BW Group.
The post De Nora expands footprint in Asia with BW Water acquisition appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
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