Long-term partners.
From drinking water production and desalination to wastewater treatment, water reuse and large-scale transport systems, we deliver infrastructure that secures sustainable water resources in some of the world’s most demanding environments.
Reliable water supply depends on resilient infrastructure — designed to capture, treat, transport and reuse water efficiently across increasingly demanding conditions.
At Almar Water Solutions we act as long-term partners and system architects, working alongside governments, utilities and industrial clients to address complex water challenges. Our role goes beyond delivering individual assets: we design and develop integrated water systems that ensure secure and reliable supply across the entire water cycle.
We combine engineering know-how, financial structuring capabilities and long-term operational experience to create infrastructure that is technically robust, operationally reliable and designed for enduring value.
Our capabilities span the full water cycle
Core Water Infrastructure Solutions
From drinking water production and desalination to wastewater treatment, water reuse and large-scale transport systems — we deliver infrastructure that secures sustainable water resources in some of the world’s most demanding environments.
Water quality across every source.
Providing safe and reliable drinking water requires robust infrastructure capable of treating a wide range of water sources — from seawater to rivers, lakes and groundwater. Almar designs infrastructure that ensures water quality, regulatory compliance and reliable supply across diverse environmental and operational conditions.
Desalination provides a reliable and climate-resilient source of freshwater in coastal and water-stressed regions. Almar develops large-scale desalination plants using advanced reverse osmosis technologies designed to maximize efficiency, reliability and environmental performance.
Key technologies
Potable water treatment infrastructure transforms raw water from rivers, lakes, reservoirs or aquifers into safe drinking water that meets stringent health and regulatory standards. Almar designs advanced treatment plants capable of managing variable raw water conditions while maintaining consistent water quality.
Key technologies
One of the world’s largest seawater reverse osmosis plants, producing drinking water for more than 1.8 million people.
Two surface water treatment plants supplying drinking water to the Greater Jakarta region — strengthening water supply resilience for one of the world’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
Sanitation, protection and the basis for reuse.
Wastewater treatment infrastructure is essential for sanitation, environmental protection and long-term water sustainability. It protects receiving water bodies, supports public health and creates the basis for water reuse and circular water management.
Almar develops and operates wastewater treatment infrastructure for municipal and industrial applications, helping clients meet environmental standards while improving system resilience.
Typical infrastructure scope
Advanced wastewater treatment in one of the world’s most water-stressed regions — strengthening Almar’s position in municipal wastewater infrastructure across the Middle East.
From source to end user.
In many regions, water resources and water demand are geographically separated. Almar develops integrated water transport systems that cover both transmission (high-capacity infrastructure) and distribution (downstream delivery), ensuring reliable supply across complex terrain and significant elevation differences.
High-capacity infrastructure that transports large volumes of water over long distances, often across complex terrain and significant elevation differences — connecting sources such as desalination plants or reservoirs to industrial facilities or regional distribution networks.
Infrastructure types
Downstream systems that deliver treated water from transmission infrastructure to end users — municipalities, communities and industrial facilities — with a focus on operational efficiency and reduced water losses across the network.
Infrastructure types
A large-scale seawater conveyance system supplying the Centinela mining operation — water transmission infrastructure enabling reliable industrial supply in one of the driest regions in the world.
Closing the loop on water resources.
Water reuse is increasingly emerging as a strategic infrastructure solution in regions facing structural water scarcity, stricter environmental regulation and growing competition for freshwater resources.
Recovered water for three sectors
Recycling systems for industrial operations — reducing freshwater demand and strengthening operational resilience.
Reclaimed water for irrigation and crop systems — alleviating pressure on freshwater resources.
Reuse-ready municipal infrastructure — circular water management for cities and communities.
Almar designs and develops reuse and recycling infrastructure that recovers treated water for industrial, agricultural and municipal applications — integrated downstream of wastewater treatment plants or developed as part of broader industrial water systems.
Typical infrastructure scope
Tertiary treatment processes recycle treated wastewater into high-grade reclaimed water — supporting reuse and circular water management in one of the world’s most water-stressed environments.