Lowflo announces major Dublin expansion with new HQ and plans to grow workforce to 200 employees

Irish-owned leak detection and water management company marks 20 years in business and outlines ambitious plans for future growth and job creation

Lowflo Sustainable Water Management today announced plans to expand its workforce to 200 employees as it officially opened its new headquarters at Rosemount Business Park, Dublin. The development comes as the leak detection company marks 20 years in business.

Lowflo's expansion will include the creation of150 new roles by 2030, growing its team from more than 50 employees today to 200 across Ireland and international markets. The new positions will span specialist water services, engineering, technology, operations and business support, with the Dublin headquarters serving as a key base for the company's continued growth.

The state-of-the-art headquarters was officially opened by Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Trade, Peter Burke TD alongside Lowflo CEO Charles Dwyer and Mark Christal, Executive Director at Enterprise Ireland, at a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by the company's leadership team, employees, customers and industry partners.

Lowflo's investment in its new Dublin headquarters will allow the company to expand its team, increase its operational capacity and showcase Irish water-management expertise in both domestic and international markets.

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke TD said:

"Lowflo's continued investment in Ireland and plans to grow its workforce to 200 employees is a strong vote of confidence in our economy and our skilled talent base. As the company marks 20 years in business, this expansion is a significant achievement and reflects the strength of an Irish company that has continued to innovate and grow. Lowflo's work in sustainable water management is particularly important as we seek to use our natural resources more efficiently and build a more sustainable economy. I congratulate the entire Lowflo team on this milestone and wish them every success in this next phase of growth."

Charles Dwyer, CEO of Lowflo said:

"Opening our new headquarters is a very proud moment for everyone at Lowflo. It reflects how far we have come over the past 20 years and represents our confidence in the future of the company."

"We've grown to a team of over 50 people today and we're excited to build on that momentum as we work towards a workforce of 200 in the coming years. This new headquarters gives us the platform to accelerate our growth, expand our capabilities, develop new services and create high-quality jobs as we enter the next chapter for Lowflo."

"As demand for water continues to increase, and network leakage continues to challenge water utilities and businesses, we want to invest in our people, technology and expertise so that we can continue helping our customers reduce water loss and build stronger, more resilient water networks."

Mark Christal, Executive Director at Enterprise Ireland said:

"Lowflo's continued investment in Ireland marks an exciting new chapter in the company's growth story, building on the strong momentum it has achieved in recent years. The opening of this state-of-the-art HQ provides Lowflo with the foundations to kickstart the next phase of its growth journey and focus on strengthening its position as an industry leader. Supporting Irish-owned companies to achieve greater scale is a priority for Enterprise Ireland and we are committed to supporting Irish companies on their journey to become international leaders in their field. Ambitious companies like Lowflo embody Enterprise Ireland's mission that Irish owned, globally focused companies will be the primary driver of our economy."

Established in 2006, Lowflo provides specialist water management services and technologies that help organisations reduce water loss, improve network efficiency and strengthen the resilience of critical water infrastructure.

Lowflo works with utilities, local authorities and organisations across several key industries, including healthcare, pharmaceutical manufacturing, commercial development and data centres. Through advanced leak detection methods including the use of satellites, pressure management, digital monitoring and data-led technologies, the company helps customers locate hidden leaks, reduce unnecessary water consumption and minimise the energy use and carbon emissions associated with treating and distributing water.

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Notes to Editor

Lowflo Sustainable Water Management is an Irish-owned company specialising in water conservation, leak detection, pressure management, network monitoring and sustainable water-management solutions.

Established in 2006, the company is headquartered at Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11, and currently employs 54 people.

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