Waterleau and Dedini Indústrias de Base announce a strategic partnership to accelerate the deployment of Waterleau’s BIOTIM^® anaerobic wastewater treatment and biogas solutions across Brazil. Under a commercial license and technical cooperation framework, Dedini will market, engineer and deliver projects locally, while Waterleau provides process design expertise, proprietary know-how and performance-oriented digital support.

The agreement enables Brazilian customers - across bioenergy, food & beverage and other process industries - to access proven anaerobic treatment technology with the benefit of local engineering, manufacturing and project execution. Dedini brings more than a century of industrial engineering experience, heavy fabrication capability and a track record of delivering complex plants and equipment for multiple industrial sectors, complemented by commissioning and lifecycle support services.

The partnership covers BIOTIM^® anaerobic reactor solutions and biogas desulfurization and includes access to Waterleau’s SmartLab™ monitoring and management capabilities to support stable operations and continuous performance optimization.

“Brazil is one of the world’s most dynamic markets for industrial water treatment and resource recovery,” said Jean-Luc Desire, Managing Director of Waterleau. “By combining Waterleau’s BIOTIM^® process know-how with Dedini’s local engineering depth and fabrication strength, we can shorten project lead times, de-risk delivery, and help customers turn high-strength effluents into renewable energy—while meeting increasingly demanding discharge requirements.”

“This partnership reinforces Dedini’s commitment to bringing high-performance, sustainable technologies to Brazilian industry,” Fernando Cesar Boscariol, Superintendence of Engineering and Development. “With Waterleau, we add a robust anaerobic portfolio that complements our capabilities in engineered equipment and complete plant delivery—supporting customers who want efficiency, reliability and stronger environmental outcomes.”