In a press release dated July 18, Hydroleap says it aims to use this round of funds to work with companies across data centres, food and beverage (F&B) manufacturing, and mining industries to lower their water and carbon footprint by treating wastewater in an “efficient and environmentally friendly way”.
Hydroleap, an industrial wastewater treatment technology company headquartered in Singapore, announced today that it has raised US$4.4 million ($5.81 million) in Series A funding.
The round was led by Japanese Venture Capital firm Real Tech Holdings, and joined by a mix of new and existing corporate investors such as Seeds Capital — an investment arm of Enterprise Singapore, Mitsubishi Electric, Wavemaker Partners, New Keynes Investments and the State Government of Victoria in Australia.
