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LiqTech is taking a bigger swing at the commercial pool market, and it’s not doing it solo. The company said its Commercial Pool business has signed a partnership agreement with Lotec, a specialist in commercial pool engineering and water treatment solutions.
Why this matters
This isn’t just a cute “strategic collaboration” press release that sounds good on a slide deck. The real point is that LiqTech says the deal helped it secure its largest QlariFlow™ pool project to date. Translation: the company is trying to prove its filtration tech can move from promise mode into paid-project mode.
The investor angle
For a smaller clean-tech name like LIQT, partnerships are often the bridge between having a neat product and having a repeatable commercial pipeline. If Lotec can open more doors in the pool/water-treatment world, that could mean more projects, more visibility, and fewer “we’re still building the market” excuses.
Big picture: this one is less about a giant near-term financial moonshot and more about LiqTech stacking up proof that its commercial pool business can actually swim upstream.