Mission
Industries, cities and communities are facing rising water stress. Demand keeps climbing, climate patterns are shifting, regulation is tightening and ageing networks are limiting performance. Water management is becoming more complex across the board.
Almar Water Solutions responds to this complexity with advanced infrastructure and service solutions built on engineering expertise, operational discipline and smart financial structuring. The company works with governments, utilities and industrial clients to design tailored systems that blend technology, assets and long term operations.
Almar does not deliver isolated assets; it delivers integrated water systems designed for reliability, sustainability and long term performance. As a service solutions provider for municipalities and industry, it helps clients solve their water challenges so they can focus on their core business.
From water transport to recycling, treatment and system optimisation, Almar delivers full scope solutions built on three pillars: infrastructure development, operational expertise and financial structuring.
Complexity.
Solved.
Four Capabilities
Sectors We Serve
Water challenges differ sharply across contexts. Municipal systems serve growing populations under climate stress. Industrial operations depend on consistent supply in the world’s most demanding environments. Each requires a different design.
Reliable water services that safeguard the environment — for cities and public authorities facing rising pressure from population growth and climate stress.
Mission-critical water for operations where reliability, quality, and efficiency are non-negotiable. Tailored systems for some of the most demanding industrial environments.
Flagship Projects Worldwide
From the Middle East to Latin America, Almar’s infrastructure is already delivering water security at industrial scale — and shaping the benchmark for what comes next.
Explore our projects
Capacity:
185,000 m³/day
Technology
Clariflocculation, dual media filtration and cartridge filtration
Contract Model
BOOT (Build–Own-Operate–Transfer)
Contract Term
25 years
Capacity
285,000 m³/day
Technology
Physical-chemical process
Contract Model
PPP Concession 20-year concession
Consortium
Almar Water Solutions and Moya
Capacity
140,000 m³/day
Technology
Physical-chemical process
Contract Model
Concession
Contract Term
20 years Concession
Capacity
450,000 m³/day
Technology
Reverse Osmosis (RO)
Consortium Lead
Marubeni, Almar, Rawafid, Acciona
Contract Model
BOT (Build–Operate–Transfer)