Gradiant Secures $50 Million Credit Facility from HSBC, Boosting Total Financing Capacity Beyond $100 Million
Gradiant, a global leader in advanced water and wastewater solutions, has successfully closed a $50 million corporate credit facility with HSBC, increasing its total credit capacity to over $100 million. The new financing underlines Gradiant’s financial maturity and strengthens its ability to scale sustainable water solutions across international markets.
Enhancing Financial Strength and Flexibility
The facility, structured as a corporate revolving credit line, is designed to support Gradiant’s U.S. working capital requirements while providing on-demand liquidity for its growing project pipeline. This strategic arrangement enables the company to execute critical projects for its blue-chip industrial customers across North America and reflects HSBC’s confidence in Gradiant’s operational performance and profitability.
“This financing reflects the maturity and sound financial foundation of our business and our ability to partner with top-tier global lenders,” said Anurag Bajpayee, Co-Founder and CEO of Gradiant. “Collaborating with HSBC enhances our capacity to deliver mission-critical water solutions to industrial clients while supporting sustainable growth objectives worldwide.”
All of Gradiant’s credit arrangements have been secured at single-digit interest rates, a testament to the company’s strong credit profile, consistent profitability, and backing from institutional investors. These favorable terms reinforce the company’s financial discipline and long-term strategic positioning.
Ananth Padmanabhan, Gradiant’s CFO, added, “This credit facility strengthens our balance sheet and liquidity as we expand our project delivery footprint globally. It also positions us well to finance future mergers and acquisitions, supporting our growth strategy and reinforcing our leadership in advanced water solutions.”
A Relationship-Driven Financing Strategy
Gradiant takes a hands-on approach to financing, sourcing credit directly from lending partners rather than relying on intermediaries. This strategy ensures that the company’s financing is closely aligned with its broader business objectives and long-term mission of delivering sustainable water solutions at scale.
“Our treasury strategy has evolved into a diversified capital framework that balances innovation with fiscal discipline,” said Abijit Aji, Vice President of Corporate Treasury & Financing. “By nurturing strong relationships with our lending partners and linking financing directly to growth outcomes, we are creating enduring partnerships that support both operational and strategic goals.”
This relationship-driven approach has allowed Gradiant to secure competitive financing while maintaining flexibility to respond to market opportunities. The company’s ability to manage and optimize its capital structure positions it well for continued expansion and innovation in the water and wastewater sector.
Scaling Sustainable Water Solutions Globally
With the new HSBC facility, Gradiant is well-positioned to accelerate its deployment of advanced water solutions for industrial and municipal clients. The company’s technologies and services, ranging from water reuse and recovery to advanced treatment systems, are increasingly critical as organizations prioritize sustainability and regulatory compliance.
The additional liquidity also enables Gradiant to support larger and more complex projects, enhancing its ability to meet the growing demand for efficient, environmentally responsible water management solutions. By strengthening its financial foundations, the company can pursue innovative solutions and partnerships, further solidifying its role as a trusted provider in the global water sector.
