WaterHealth to Create Water Facilities in Rural India

Oct. 11, 2006

WaterHealth International Inc. announced that ICICI Bank has committed to fund the company’s development of community water facilities in Rural India.

WaterHealth is a US-based, health-focused developer and manufacturer of water purification and disinfection technology.

The Business Standard reported that the bank will provide approximately $8,650,000 to WHI’s Indian subsidiary, WaterHealth India Private Limited, as a commercial loan facility.

Tralance Addy, president and CEO of WHI, stated at a press conference that the fund would be used to provide potable water for low-income rural communities in India.

The company is also working with the Naandi Foundation to spread awareness about the importance of safe drinking water.

Source: The Business Standard

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