Metito Utilities expands into China with $150M Investment in Water Infrastructure
28 February 2025
Metito Utilities, a global investor, developer, and operator of sustainable water management solutions and climate-resilient water assets, has announced a significant expansion into China with the establishment of a regional headquarters in Dalian, Liaoning Province, alongside a landmark agreement with the Administrative Committee of Dalian Changxing Island Economic and Technological Development Zone to develop critical water infrastructure in Xizhong Island, a core hub for integrated refining and chemical production.
With an initial $20 million investment in its Dalian headquarters and an estimated $150 million commitment to large-scale water infrastructure projects, Metito Utilities is reinforcing its long-term presence and strategic growth in China.
This move marks Metito Utilities return to the Chinese market after more than six years, highlighting its commitment to delivering sustainable water solutions in strategic global markets. Xizhong Island, part of the Dalian Economic and Technological Development Zone, is a major industrial hub set to achieve a refining capacity of 40 million tons per year by 2030. With ambitious production targets of 10 million tons of aromatics and 10 million tons of ethylene annually, a reliable and sustainable water supply is crucial.
To support these demands, Metito Utilities will develop the Xizhong Island Desalination and Industrial Water Treatment Projects, featuring an advanced water treatment facility. This project is designed to meet the growing demand for industrial water while enhancing water efficiency, reduce reliance on traditional sources and promote green and low-carbon development goals, aligning with the China’s long-term sustainability goals.
Rami Ghandour, CEO of Metito Utilities, highlighted the strategic importance of the expansion and the new project, stating: “Re-entering the Chinese market is a pivotal step in Metito Utilities global growth strategy. Establishing a regional headquarters in Dalian is a sign of our long-term commitment to China while our partnership with Xizhong Island Petrochemical Park is a cornerstone of this expansion, ensuring a stable and sustainable water supply for one of China’s most ambitious industrial hubs. This project will set a benchmark for desalination and industrial water treatment in the region, and we look forward to collaborating closely with our partners in Dalian and Xizhong Island to drive long-term impact and innovation in water infrastructure.”
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