Veolia's Ambitious Revenue Target: Combating Micropollutants with the BeyondPFAS Offer

Veolia, a global leader in ecological transformation, has set an ambitious revenue target of 1 G€ by 2030 in the fight against micropollutants, with a particular focus on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS). The company has launched the BeyondPFAS offer, an integrated treatment solution that combines its expertise in water treatment, diagnostics, and waste management. This article explores how Veolia's unique combination of skills and the BeyondPFAS offer will contribute to achieving this revenue target.

Veolia's combination of water treatment, diagnostics, and waste management expertise is crucial in tackling the complex challenge of micropollutants. By leveraging its global technological leadership and the ability to create value from the combination of its businesses, Veolia can develop tailor-made offers at the best price for communities and strategic industries. This comprehensive approach enables the company to grow two to three times faster than the market, as outlined in its GreenUp 2024-27 plan.

The BeyondPFAS offer is a key component of Veolia's strategy to achieve its 1 G€ revenue target by 2030. This pioneering integrated global offering for the treatment of regulated PFAS is designed to address the growing demand for innovative water treatment technologies and solutions. The offer includes state-of-the-art technologies for the detection and quantification of regulated PFAS in water, as well as technologically and economically suitable treatment solutions for the treatment of regulated PFAS from drinking water and wastewater.

Veolia's ability to combine its diagnostic, water treatment, and waste management expertise makes the BeyondPFAS offer unique and comprehensive. The company's global presence and experience in treating more than 8 million m³ of PFAS-contaminated water, along with its vast campaign to detect 20 regulated PFAS in France, position it as a pioneer in the treatment of pollutants in drinking water, soil, and hazardous waste.

Key regulatory and market trends driving demand for Veolia's micropollutant treatment solutions include water scarcity, adaptation to climate change, health concerns, and the development of strategic industries such as semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and data centers. These trends create a booming market for innovative water treatment technologies, valued at around €220 billion and growing steadily by 2 to 3% per year.

Veolia plans to adapt its technologies and strategies to meet the unique economic and technological requirements of different territories. By offering solutions tailored to each territory, both economically and technologically, the company can strengthen the competitiveness of territories and industries while addressing the challenges of sustainable resource management.

In conclusion, Veolia's ambitious revenue target of 1 G€ by 2030 in the fight against micropollutants is supported by its unique combination of water treatment, diagnostics, and waste management expertise. The BeyondPFAS offer, a pioneering integrated treatment solution, plays a crucial role in achieving this goal. The company's ability to adapt its technologies and strategies to meet the specific needs of different territories, coupled with the growing demand for innovative water treatment solutions, positions Veolia well to capitalize on the opportunities in the micropollutant treatment market.