Mapal set for more growth in wastewater aeration with new investment offer

A team of fast-rising innovators, who have already completed over 100 installations worldwide of their energy-saving wastewater aeration solutions, are seeking investment.

Via Crowdcube, but only until June 10th, shares can be purchased in Mapal; a business established in 2008 that has seen a significant increase in demand for its aeration technologies, which do not require a levelled floor and, importantly, cause no unwanted downtime because they can be installed and maintained while the plant is operating.

Ilan Diamond, Mapal’s Chairman/Director, said:

“With our systems proving up to 50-60% more efficient than traditional mechanical surface aeration – and with no moving parts in the water, there is huge potential growth for what we offer.”

He added: “This investment opportunity will provide general working capital, enabling us to accelerate our healthy growth by further developing our sales and marketing teams. We will also be able to fund a pre-sale trial (rental) fleet and continue our research & development into ammonia removal in aerated lagoons with fixed bio-media combined into our Mapal FFBA (Floating Fine Bubble Aeration) system.”

Some recent aeration methods partly address the higher than ever energy (and maintenance) costs of conventional surface treatment, but requiring specific conditions, the team at Mapal believe this can also prove expensive as a new-build, with problematical process interruption for upgrades. But from Israel, the UK, Brazil, Australia and across Africa, the company says their custom-made systems have successfully superseded these drawbacks for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants of numerous types, shapes and sizes.

Mapal’s Ilan Diamond, continued: “Our innovative and proven technology, together with our strong customer support, should see our sales grow from US$ 0.65 million last year to US$ 2.1 this year, then US$ 3.0 million in 2025. We are very excited about the future for delivering the benefits of our equipment to the global wastewater industry.”

Visit www.mapal-ge.com for more information.

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