Cavitation Technologies, a Vancouver-based company specializing in advanced fluid processing technologies, has recently shared updates on its innovative processes with Steve Darling from Proactive. Founded in 2008 and publicly traded under the symbol CVAT, Cavitation Technologies focuses on enhancing fluid processing efficiency without changing existing procedures. The company’s core technology involves fluid passing through a cylinder where energy is generated to produce nanoparticles or micro-vapor bubbles. This revolutionary process can handle fluid capacities from 10 to 500 gallons per minute and provides versatile applications in water remediation, agriculture, vegetable oil refining, and alcoholic beverages.
In recent years, Cavitation Technologies has secured a three-year renewal agreement with Desmet Ballestra from Belgium, projecting an annual revenue of approximately $1 million. With fixed annual costs of $600,000 and impressive gross margins of 80-85%, the company is well-positioned for future growth. Looking ahead to 2024, CEO Neil Voloshin anticipates significant advancements in water remediation for fracking, produced water treatment, and agriculture. The company plans to collaborate with government agencies and universities to develop more efficient processes that support environmental sustainability.
Cavitation Technologies aims to continue its innovative trajectory in the fluid processing industry and drive growth and technological advancements. The company’s unique approach to fluid processing sets it apart from competitors and positions it as a leader in the field. With continued investment in research and development, Cavitation Technologies is poised for long-term success in the rapidly evolving fluid processing industry.
