CapVent taps into Indian water market
Access to potable water is limited in India with groundwater in one-third of the country’s 600 districts tainted by high levels of fluoride, iron, salinity and arsenic. Meanwhile, tap water is mostly undrinkable.
It follows then that the Indian water purifier market - valued at INR18 billion ($311 million) with a CAGR of 20% - is an attractive segment for investors looking for companies driven by consumer growth....
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