LiqTech International, Inc.: LiqTech Secures Follow-On Order from a US-based Steel Manufacturer for Expanded Industrial Wastewater Filtration Capacity

LiqTech International (Nasdaq: LIQT) said it received a follow-on order from a US steel manufacturer for four additional QureFlow filtration systems worth more than $2 million. The expansion follows a 2025 installation and would bring total installed systems to five, with 4,110 membranes and about 1,368 sq m of membrane area.

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Published Aug 11, 2026, 1:15 PM UTC
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Primary signal
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Bullish
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Relevance
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

$LIQTBullishMed
01

Why it matters

The follow-on order expands installed capacity to five large QureFlow configurations, totaling 4,110 membranes and about 1,368 square meters of membrane surface area, targeting ~400 gpm average flow and ~515 gpm peak loads.

02

Market read

A concrete contract award with quantified system capacity and value provides a tangible near-term catalyst for LIQT investors.

03

What to watch

No disclosure on delivery schedule, backlog impact, gross margin, or whether the customer is multi-site, which are key for translating contract value into earnings power.

Relevance 7/10Novelty 7/10Timing: today’s PR, pre-market/early session catalyst

Background

LiqTech’s QureFlow systems use proprietary silicon carbide ceramic crossflow ultrafiltration membranes, with an initial installation in 2025 at the same US steel customer.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

$LIQTBullishMedium confidence
Context

LiqTech announced a follow-on order for four QureFlow filtration systems worth over $2M from a US steel manufacturer.

Expected impact

Likely modest positive bias, with upside dependent on whether the order is material versus recent revenue run-rate.

Evidence & confidence

The article provides a specific incremental order size ($2M+) and capacity details, but no guidance, margin, or timing of revenue recognition.

Market effects

Supports the industrial water treatment and membrane-filtration demand narrative, potentially improving sentiment toward niche clean-tech suppliers.

US industrial customer demand signal for a Denmark-based supplier.

Limited global read-through; primarily a company-specific contract validation.

Counterpoint

A $2M+ follow-on may be small relative to total revenue, so the stock reaction could fade if investors expected larger scale or new guidance.

Key entities

  • LiqTech International, Inc.

    Nasdaq-listed clean technology company receiving a follow-on order for QureFlow filtration systems.

  • US-based steel manufacturer (unnamed)

    The customer placing the follow-on order for four additional QureFlow systems.

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