KUALA LUMPUR, Gradiant, a global provider of advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions, has secured a US$50 million corporate credit facility from HSBC, bringing its total credit lines to more than US$100 million. (US$1 = RM4.21)
The new financing underscores Gradiant’s financial strength and supports the company’s continued expansion of sustainable water solutions across its global markets.
Gradiant co-founder and chief executive officer Anurag Bajpayee said the funding reflects the company’s financial maturity and the confidence that global lenders have in its performance and profitability.
“Working with HSBC enhances our ability to deliver mission-critical water solutions to our industrial customers,” he said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Gradiant’s chief financial officer Ananth Padmanabhan said the additional financing would strengthen the company’s balance sheet and liquidity as it expands project delivery worldwide.
Structured as a corporate revolving credit facility, the HSBC line will support Gradiant’s working capital needs in the United States, providing flexible, on-demand liquidity to execute projects for its blue-chip North American customers.
The company said its credit facilities were secured at single-digit interest rates, demonstrating a strong credit profile and robust support from institutional investors. Gradiant also sources financing directly from lending partners rather than through intermediaries, ensuring alignment between its financial strategy and long-term mission.
With operations in over 90 countries, Gradiant plans to use the HSBC facility primarily to bolster its U.S. projects, while other credit lines will fund global expansion, particularly in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East regions.
The financing marks another milestone in Gradiant’s growth trajectory as it continues to deliver innovative, sustainable water and wastewater solutions to industries worldwide.
