Company Information for Watermark Global Plc

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Company Statement

Watermark Global plc was initially, listed on AIM in February 2006 as Microfuze International plc (MFZ). In February 2008, MFZ changed its name to Watermark Global plc to reflect its focus on developing innovative environmental solutions in water management with a primary focus on Acid Mine Drainage in South Africa. The company has established a water treatment technology and commercialisation entity for application in a government mandated Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) clean-up programme in South Africa. This technology, which will conclude its ”proof of concept” stage by the end of 2008, is purpose-specific processing of AMD and is being developed to meet environmental requirements imposed upon the mining industry. Through a subsidiary of Watermark Global plc, the water will be treated, transported and sold back into industry to reduce dependence on the expensive and limited potable water reserves. Future enhancements may well see the water improved to a drinkable standard. The immediate market for the treated water is assured through the direct participation of the mining companies involved in the project. As the project scales up, it is anticipated that there will be an increase in demand from numerous additional industrial buyers of the treated water due to the fact that the existing natural water resources are over-subscribed by rapidly increasing residential demands and the ever expanding industrial base. Early financial models indicate that the re-cycled water can be delivered at a very attractive and sustainable price.

Current Operations

The Council for Industrial & Scientific Research Pilot Plant – Gypslim Plant
The Gypslim Plant (operational since 5 March 2008) which uses the Gypslim process (patented, designed and operated by the CSIR) to produce “Industrial” quality water at a processing rate of one cubic metre per hour.



The Savmin Pilot Plant
The SAVMIN Plant (operational since 21 April 2008) uses the SAVMIN methodology (patented by Mintek and operated by Atomaer RSA (Pty) Ltd) to treat 4 cubic metres of AMD per hour to “industrial” quality standards.

The By-Product Recovery Plant
The By-Product Recovery Plant (operational since 10 March 2008 and designed, engineered and operated by the CSIR, Key Structure Holdings and Sulphidetech) which processes and isolates by-products produced by the SAVMIN and Gypslim water treatment processes.

Geographical Spread

South Africa

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