Gradiant, a global company in advanced water and wastewater solutions, closed a $50 million corporate facility with HSBC, bringing its total credit to over $100 million. The financing reflects Gradiant’s growing capital maturity and strengthens its capacity to scale sustainable water solutions worldwide.
Structured as a corporate revolving credit facility, the HSBC line supports U.S. working-capital needs and provides Gradiant with on-demand liquidity to execute projects for its blue-chip North American customers.
“This financing reflects the maturity and sound financials of our business and our ability to partner with top-tier global lenders,” Anurag Bajpayee, co-founder and CEO of Gradiant, said. “Working with HSBC enhances our ability to deliver mission-critical water solutions to our industrial customers.”
All Gradiant credit facilities were secured at single-digit interest rates, reflecting the company’s robust credit profile and profitability and strong backing from institutional investors.
“This credit line strengthens our balance sheet and liquidity as we expand our project delivery globally,” Ananth Padmanabhan, chief financial officer of Gradiant, said. “We plan to extend this approach to finance future M&A opportunities.”
Gradiant sources financing directly with lending partners rather than through intermediaries.
“Our treasury strategy has evolved into a diversified capital framework that balances innovation with discipline,” Abijit Aji, vice president of corporate treasury and financing at Gradiant, said. “By building relationships early and linking financing to growth outcomes, we’re establishing long lasting partnerships.”
