Xoma AB Demonstrates Success with FLOW Technology
Xoma AB has announced significant advancements in water purification with their innovative FLOW technology.

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Xoma AB's FLOW technology successfully purifies complex heavy metals, validated by Umeå University, marking a significant achievement for the company.
On December 10, 2024, Xoma AB announced a major breakthrough in their water purification efforts, showcasing the capabilities of their FLOW technology. The tests, conducted in collaboration with a Swedish industrial company, have been validated by Umeå University, confirming the technology's effectiveness in purifying complex heavy metals from process water.
This development is a testament to Xoma's commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability. The FLOW technology not only addresses the pressing issue of water pollution but also offers a cost-effective solution for industrial companies. With the potential costs of a water purification plant ranging from SEK 300 to 800 million, and annual operating costs between SEK 10 and 70 million, Xoma's technology presents a significant value proposition.
Mourad Lahdo, the newly appointed CEO of Xoma, expressed his pride in the company's achievements and optimism for the future. 'As the newly appointed CEO, I am proud to present these strong results and look forward with confidence to the future,' he stated.
From an investment perspective, Xoma's advancements position the company as a leader in sustainable industrial solutions. The successful validation of FLOW technology by Umeå University not only enhances the company's credibility but also opens up new market opportunities, potentially driving future growth and profitability.
Given the promising outlook and the company's strategic direction, investors might consider this an opportune moment to buy Xoma's stock. The integration of innovative technology with a focus on sustainability aligns well with current market trends, potentially leading to increased investor interest and stock value appreciation.
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Den 10 december 2024 meddelade Xoma att de kommer att rena processvatten från ett svenskt industriföretag. De har uppnått positiva resultat inom den tidigare kommunicerade tidsramen, vilket har validerats av Umeå universitet. Xomas FLOW-teknologi har återigen visat sin förmåga att rena komplexa tungmetaller, vilket bidrar till renare vattensystem. Kostnaden för ett reningsverk vid ett större svenskt industriföretag kan ligga mellan 300 och 800 miljoner kronor, med årliga driftskostnader från 10 till 70 miljoner kronor. Den nytillträdda VD:n Mourad Lahdo uttrycker stolthet över resultaten och ser med tillförsikt på framtiden. Informationen offentliggjordes enligt EU:s marknadsmissbruksförordning och den svenska lagen om värdepappersmarknaden och publicerades den 27 juni 2025.