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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Lorinvest, the global multibillion-dollar investment house, has made a strategic seven-figure investment in VVater. Founded by visionary Norwegian entrepreneur Erling Lorentzen, the Lorentzen Group has operated from Brazil for more than 70 years, building successful companies and supporting talented entrepreneurs from the early stages of development. Lorentzen’s track record includes the creation of pulp giant Aracruz Celulose, which became the world’s largest pulp producer, and of Norsul, Brazil’s largest privately owned industrial cabotage shipping company, which has operated for more than 60 years. Today, Lorinvest’s portfolio is markedly diversified, with assets across greentech, bioeconomy, logistics and shipping, natural gas, and artificial intelligence, among other sectors. “For generations, we have helped build businesses that depend on moving and managing natural resources responsibly,” said Christian Lorentzen, Executive Vice President of Lorinvest. “Water is the next frontier of that work. Through billions of gallons of treated water, VVater has shown itself to be the right partner to take on the water challenge.” The partnership will extend VVater’s global reach into Latin America. VVater already works in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, and the company will now explore opportunities for its chemical-free water treatment platform across industrial, wastewater, drinking water, real estate, and aquatic developments throughout Latin America. Mines and manufacturers in the region face tighter limits on water use and discharge. Cities need wastewater and drinking water systems that keep up with growth. New real estate and hospitality projects need high-quality water from day one. “Some of the world's most important freshwater resources are in Latin America, but that also means some of the most urgent water challenges that need addressing are too,” said Kevin Gast, Founder and CEO of VVater. “Lorinvest understands this better than almost anyone, so having their ability to turn big ideas into lasting industries on top of their support of what we’re developing in Austin means a great deal.” This announcement comes on the heels of significant momentum for VVater. The company has recently partnered with global technology leader Kyocera and expanded its efforts and technology into the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. The Farady Reactor earned the Time Best Invention Award 2025, the CES Best of Innovation 2025, and the World Future Award 2025 and 2026. VVater has treated over 4.3 billion gallons of water and was recently awarded numerous contracts across the US, joining a growing roster of U.S. municipalities, global food and beverage leaders, resorts, and master-planned communities deploying the company's infrastructure. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gW7qD-Uv

Two years. Two wins. Zero contest. 🏆🏆 VVater just won the 2026 World Future Awards, our second consecutive win, and it's proof of exactly where water technology is headed. "Winning the World Future Award for a second consecutive year is a meaningful recognition of what our team has been building and, more importantly, where water infrastructure is headed," said Kevin Gast, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of VVater. "The water crisis is no longer a distant challenge. It is affecting where communities can grow, where companies can operate, and how critical infrastructure gets built. We are focused on giving those communities and industries a fundamentally different way to treat, reuse, and manage water." This recognition reflects results on the ground, not just promise. VVater has now treated more than 4.3 billion gallons of water, secured multiple large contracts from cities like Bastrop to Nestle amongst many others. $30B conglomerate Kyocera has also made a strategic investment into VVater to expand into data centers, manufacturing, and whole-home water systems. This win adds to a growing list of recognitions for VVater as it continues its explosive growth & execution. VVater became the first company in history to win TIME's Best Invention Award, the CES Best of Innovation Award, and a World Future Award in a single year, giving it the Triple Crown, and Fast Company named VVater to its 2026 World Changing Ideas list. VVater is America's Next Water Company, and we keep collecting trophies and delivering results to prove it. Congratulations to the entire VVater team, and thank you to World Future Awards for the recognition. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gvTpR_g8

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨KYOCERA MAKES STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN VVATER VVater, America’s Next Water Company and the world’s premier innovator in advanced water treatment solutions, today announced a strategic investment from Kyocera Venture Fund, the corporate venture arm of KYOCERA Global, a global technology group with a market capitalization of around USD $30 billion. The investment and strategic partnership between Kyocera and VVater, is the anchor for global collaboration, with the companies planning to work together across three key aspects of the international water buildout: - Data Centers: Advanced cooling-water treatment and closed-loop water reuse for the data center infrastructure powering the AI industry. This buildout can leverage Kyocera’s components and technologies in a foundational role to enhance VVater’s proven water treatment technology. - Advanced Manufacturing: Evaluation and deployment of VVater’s treatment and reuse systems across Kyocera’s global manufacturing operations, where high-purity water is critical to producing the fine ceramics, semiconductor packages, and electronic components the modern economy requires. - The Shield: Potential development and industrialization of The Shield, VVater’s whole-home residential purification system, pairing VVater’s treatment platform with Kyocera’s precision manufacturing, built on six decades of experience. “Water is the defining constraint of the next industrial era and the global economy, from the semiconductor supply chain and data centers we serve, to the homes our products reach,” said Richard Johnson, General Partner of Kyocera Venture Fund. “We evaluate hardware companies across the world, and very few offer the expertise and innovation that VVater does. They’ve treated billions of gallons of water, secured municipal and industrial contracts, and have built a platform that has proven to win on physics, not chemicals. This is exactly the kind of company we are thrilled to stand behind.” Read the full announcement: https://bit.ly/46xAVEb

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Water strategy is becoming infrastructure strategy. By 2030, U.S. data centers could require an additional 1,451 million gallons of water capacity per day. That's almost equal to the amount of water New York City uses in an average day. Most of that demand comes from the electricity generation and chip manufacturing behind the servers, a hidden supply chain that can double or triple a facility's true water footprint. VVater Co-Founder and CEO Kevin Gast wrote about why companies need to start planning for that reality now, before water access becomes the real limit on AI growth. Companies that plan for it now will avoid getting caught off guard when supply gets tight, and the ones paying attention today will have the advantage tomorrow. Read the full article in Fast Company to see what's coming and why water is the next infrastructure race behind AI: https://bit.ly/3SHJMQs

Six major awards don't happen by accident. Most companies never make a Fast Company World Changing Ideas list. The ones that do are rewriting the rules of their industries. VVater just made the list. Fast Company's World Changing Ideas Awards is one of the most competitive and closely watched innovation recognitions on the planet. Every year, thousands of companies submit. A small fraction earn a spot. The Farady Reactor earned its place in the 2026 class by doing something the conventional water industry hasn't managed in decades: treating water faster, cleaner, and at a fraction of legacy operating costs. This is the sixth major award for VVater, and every single one comes from an organization that doesn't hand out recognition lightly. The pattern is clear. America's Next Water Company is building the future of water treatment, and the world's most credible innovation voices keep confirming it. If you're ready to operate award-winning water technology, get in touch with the VVater team: https://lnkd.in/gRbQ4iYy #FCWorldChangingIdeas #WaterTechnology #Innovation #WaterTreatment #WaterCrisis #AmericasNextWaterCompany #VVater