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Dec 6, 2023EXPANSIONHouston, Texas, United States

Basin Water Resources rebrands as Expansa, builds resin regeneration plant in Houston

Basin Water Resources rebranded as Expansa and relocated its headquarters from El Paso to Houston, Texas. It is constructing a resin regeneration facility with an initial capital investment of over $10 million to serve clients within an 800-mile radius.

Value

$10.0M

Status

Under construction

Productsresin regeneration servicesmobile deionized water services

CompaniesBasin Water Resources

Sectors#Water Treatment Equipment

“The new plant and mobile assets have required an initial capital investment of over $10 million and will allow the company to provide mobile deionized water services for a wide range of industrial”prnewswire.com

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prnewswire.comBasin Water Resources Unveils Exciting New Rebranding as ExpansaExpansaDec 6, 2023

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