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Nice Share Prowiz, I got three articles to share here that can help anyone deciding - whether to Rip off their D!(8 before selling any EMC shares.

First one Shared by Eytan Levy in Twitter

1. Eytan Levy ‏(Quoted Guardian article):
A disturbing fact: four billion people face severe water scarcity: http://gu.com/p/4ggv6/stw Water reuse can improve this terrible situation.

2. Bluefield Research:
The market for water public-private partnership (PPP) projects is set to nearly triple between 2016 and 2020.
http://www.waterworld.com/articles/...estment-forecast-for-global-water-market.html

3. Chinese govt:
China’s government is continuing its ambitious efforts to improve water management and infrastructure throughout the country , Source: http://www.eco-business.com/press-releases/access-the-chinese-water-market-at-aquatech-china-2016/
China’s water investment needs are diverse. The country is also pursuing ambitious and innovative approaches, such as the creation of the first ‘sponge cities’ to pilot extensive use of green infrastructure and permeable surfaces to combat flooding in urban areas. This presents opportunities for companies seeking to do business in China, especially those able to offer technologies and expertise not yet well developed there.

Opportunities range from specific technologies, such as packaged membrane systems for providing decentralised wastewater treatment and reuse, through to involvement in the integrated planning for new urban developments.
Water quality monitoring, control systems, and wastewater sludge treatment are just some of the other examples of technology areas of interest to China. Industrial users meanwhile require solutions for them to respond to the tightening controls on the amount of water they can use in relation to the economic value they add.

Now Read @Inferno31 post http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/australian-roadshow-march-16.2726393/page-40?post_id=17311776#.Vu8Jc0fLzNU

In China only 10% of waste water is treated and it will go up to 70% in the next 5-6 years representing a 100 billion opportunity. Over there the dealing will be with regional government so don't have to sell individual plants but 1000's of plants in a one region as the money will filter down from the central government to the local government .

Seems to me, Emefcy is the ambitious company with  innovative approaches that China is looking for its own benefit.

Lastly ,this is a must look for new investors.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/CNQEnrn1I0E