Nafasi Secures $9.8M To Safeguard Water Security

💧 Meet Nafasi Water
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Nafasi is a South African firm that builds large-scale water treatment and desalination plants.
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They just closed a $9.8M equity funding round to help fix water security issues in the region.
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Investor check. Norfund led the deal. E Squared Investments also joined the round as an existing shareholder.
🏜️ Dealing with the Dry
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Southern Africa is facing serious water shortages and heavy pollution from old mining sites.
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Nafasi cleans up acid mine drainage to turn industrial waste into clean drinking water.
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This helps businesses and local towns get the reliable supply they need to keep running.
♻️ Turning Waste into Value
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The team uses a project-financed model to build and run massive, complex facilities.
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They also pull useful chemicals and minerals out of the waste while they purify the water.
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This circular approach means almost nothing gets thrown away during the treatment process.
🌍 Scaling the Setup
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The new cash will go toward stablizing their existing site operations of water treatment.
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Expansion of waste-to-value solutions is also undergoing, with the circular economy approach as a key component.
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They want to scale project finance model to delivery better infrastructure projects where public funding is not enough.
