Latest Pfas Filtration News

Environmental Clean Technologies says Xenica has secured a worldwide, non-exclusive Drexel University licence covering selected commercial MXene applications. The deal broadens the potential market beyond defence, but commercial revenue still depends on acquisition completion, repeatable production and customer qualification.

Carbonxt Group Limited reported a strong 72% revenue increase to $3.8 million in Q2 FY26, driven by robust demand and strategic progress at its Kentucky facility, which is poised to triple group sales. The company also increased its stake in New Carbon Processing, advancing its North American growth ambitions.

Carbonxt Group Limited has advanced its Kentucky activated carbon facility ownership to 45.9%, with kiln commissioning underway and a projected 200% sales increase. The company also raised $1.3 million to support growth amid strong regulatory demand for PFAS filtration products.

Carbonxt Group has increased its ownership in the Kentucky activated carbon facility to 43.7%, moving closer to a 50% target as the plant nears commercial production. The company also raised A$1 million via convertible notes to support this strategic expansion.