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Trades about 268% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Clean TeQ Water Limited provides advanced solutions for metal extraction and water purification to both governmental bodies and private companies. The firm's technological offerings span a diverse range of innovations, including continuous ionic filtration, membrane-free desalination, chemical-free recovery reverse osmosis, encapsulated bacteria lenses, comprehensive nitrate removal, low-energy evaporation and crystallization methods, and sophisticated metal recovery systems, alongside various membranes for filtering water and wastewater. Additionally, Clean TeQ Water undertakes complete turnkey projects, encompassing the design and construction of entire facilities for metal recovery and water treatment. The company's services are utilized across multiple sectors, such as municipal wastewater management, surface water treatment, industrial wastewater processing, and mining wastewater operations. Incorporated in 2021, Clean TeQ Water Limited's headquarters are located in Notting Hill, Australia.
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