Sprintex Nets US$321k Orders, Eyes US$1.36m Pipeline in India
Sprintex Limited has landed US$321,000 in new purchase orders from its exclusive Indian distributor Euroteck, following the launch of its advanced GR Series Jet Blowers and a key commissioning at Delhi’s Kondli wastewater plant. This momentum underscores Sprintex’s growing footprint in India’s expanding wastewater treatment market.
- US$321k purchase orders from Euroteck after IFAT Mumbai 2025 launch
- GR Series Jet Blowers offer ~20% higher efficiency and oil-free operation
- Strong Indian pipeline valued at US$1.357m across municipal and industrial sectors
- Successful commissioning at Delhi Jal Board’s Kondli 45 MGD Sewage Treatment Plant
- New contracts include major multinational Hershey’s Chocolate India
Strategic Growth in India’s Wastewater Sector
Sprintex Limited (ASX, SIX) has taken a significant step forward in expanding its presence in India’s wastewater treatment market, securing US$321,000 (A$489,000) in new purchase orders through its exclusive distributor Euroteck Environmental Pvt Ltd. This follows the recent launch of Sprintex’s new GR Series Jet Blowers at IFAT Mumbai 2025 and the successful commissioning of seven GR90 units at the Delhi Jal Board’s Kondli Sewage Treatment Plant, one of India’s largest wastewater facilities.
The orders and installations highlight Sprintex’s ability to deliver energy-efficient, oil-free aeration technology tailored to the needs of India’s rapidly growing municipal and industrial wastewater sectors. Euroteck’s nationwide reach and expertise have been instrumental in driving adoption, leveraging their AI-based IntelHydro™ IoT monitoring platform to optimize blower performance and reduce operational costs.
GR Series, Efficiency Meets Scale
The newly introduced GR Series Jet Blowers, ranging from 22 to 300 kW, represent a leap forward in performance, offering approximately 20% higher efficiency compared to traditional turbo blowers. Their oil-free design supports up to 80,000 hours of maintenance-free operation, enabling Sprintex to compete for larger municipal contracts valued up to US$500,000 (A$762,000) each.
This expanded capability is critical as Sprintex targets a weighted project pipeline valued at US$1.357 million (A$2.067 million), spanning over a dozen opportunities across municipal, industrial, and pharmaceutical sectors in India. The Kondli plant installation serves as a key reference point for upcoming tenders from the Delhi Jal Board, expected to be announced in the near term.
Global Reach and Local Impact
Beyond municipal projects, Sprintex is also making inroads with multinational corporations in India. Notably, Hershey’s Chocolate India will soon deploy two G25-820 Jet Blowers to enhance wastewater treatment and energy efficiency at its factory, complementing previous successes such as the SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast installation, which achieved a 72% energy reduction in its first year.
These developments reinforce Sprintex’s positioning as a preferred clean-energy technology partner, with Euroteck on track to meet its US$4.56 million (A$6.95 million) three-year distribution commitment. India has now become Sprintex’s second-largest market after Türkiye, buoyed by government initiatives like the Smart Cities Mission and Ganga Rejuvenation Program that prioritize sustainable infrastructure investment.
Looking Ahead
CEO Jay Upton emphasized the strategic importance of the partnership, noting that the joint Euroteck–Sprintex branding and integrated AI monitoring platform provide a competitive edge as they pursue upcoming large-scale tenders. With strong execution to date and a robust pipeline, Sprintex is well positioned to capitalize on the dynamic Indian wastewater market and deliver sustained growth.
Bottom Line?
Sprintex’s Indian expansion gains momentum, setting the stage for larger contracts and deeper market penetration.
Questions in the middle?
- Will upcoming Delhi Jal Board tenders translate into significant contract wins for Sprintex?
- How quickly can Euroteck scale distribution to meet the three-year US$4.56m commitment?
- What impact will Sprintex’s technology have on operational costs and ESG compliance for Indian municipalities?
