KROHNE, a global leader in precision instrumentation and measurement solutions, will showcase its latest innovations for the water and wastewater sector at the Global Water Expo 2025, taking place from 2-4 September 2025 at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Centre.
Exhibiting within the Germany Pavilion, the company will present advanced flow, level, pressure, and analytical instrumentation designed to enhance efficiency and resilience in Saudi Arabia’s water infrastructure.
“KROHNE’s participation in Global Water Expo 2025 affirms our commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s bold vision for sustainable water infrastructure,” said Jay Gadhavi, general manager, KROHNE Middle East. “We bring decades of expertise in precision measurement, allied with a determination to co-create resilient, energy-efficient solutions that align with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals of innovation, environmental stewardship, and infrastructure modernisation.”
Key features
Among the highlights will be the Modular Water Analysis Panel, a flexible multi-parameter system for measuring dissolved oxygen, turbidity, conductivity, pH, and ORP; the Water-Industry Planning Tool, an online platform for configuring devices and generating tender specifications; and a web-based flow tracking service for monitoring non-revenue water, detecting leaks, and identifying usage patterns.
Other featured solutions include the FOCUS-1 Smart Meter Valve, which combines multiple measurement and control functions into a single device; the TIDALFLUX 2300 Electromagnetic Flowmeter for accurate readings in partially filled pipes; and the WATERFLUX 3070 District Metering Solution, designed for potable water and custody transfer applications with integrated leak detection.
Reflecting its commitment to sustainable water management, KROHNE will demonstrate how these solutions can improve energy efficiency, support regulatory compliance, and strengthen long-term infrastructure performance. Visitors can engage with both regional and international experts at the Germany Pavilion to explore how these technologies can help shape the Kingdom’s future water ecosystem.
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