IPO 2022
Bawat's order book is growing, and the company is now going public to increase further growth. The proceeds will be used to strengthen international sales and marketing efforts.
Want to learn more about Bawat?
- Watch Bawat CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q4 2023 results
- Watch CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q3 Results 2023
- Watch CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q2 Results 2023.
- Watch CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q1 Results 2023.
- Watch CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q4 Results 2022.
- Watch CEO Marcus Hummer present the Q3 Results 2022 Watch
- Bawat’s CEO Marcus P. Hummer and CFO John Bo Henriksen at the “Green Energy Transition Seminar” on 7 September 2022: Watch
- Watch the Nordnet Webinar from 8th March where CEO Marcus Peter Hummer talks about the listing on Nasdaq (in English): Watch
- Watch the Dansk Aktionærforening's event (in Danish) from 10th March 2022 - ”Mød selskabet: Bawat”: Watch
- Marcus Hummer participated in "Aktiedagen Stockholm" 14th March 2022 Watch
- HC Andersen Capital held a webinar "Mød selskabet og få en introduktion til investeringscasen" on 15th March 2022: Watch
MEET BAWAT
Watch the video: Bawat's CEO Marcus Hummer introduces you to the company.
About Bawat
Bawat is a Greentech company founded in 2011 to develop a simple and sustainable method for treating ballast water from ships.
The United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) estimates that up to 10 billion tonnes of ballast water is discharged from shipping into the world's seas, lakes and rivers each year. This discharge poses a serious environmental and economic threat as ballast water can contain invasive species and microorganisms. Invasive species outcompete existing local species with harm to the environment, public health, and society.
Bawat's ballast water treatment system pasteurizes (heat treats) the ballast water using only the excess heat from the ship's engines. Bawat's heat-based system is economically, operationally, and environmentally advantageous compared to other methods on the market, which uses chemicals, filters, or energy-intensive solutions to treat the ballast water.
Bawat's system is also available as a container-based mobile version, which can be used to treat ballast water from land - typically in ports, docks, shipyards or temporarily placed on a ship.
Bawat’s patent protected system is currently the only heat-based system on the market approved by both the IMO and the U.S. Coast Guard.