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What a match and what a milestone 🏆 Today, Anders Antonsen won the Thailand Open for the first time in his career - and we couldn’t be happier for him. We’ve been proud to support Anders for several years, and seeing him add this title to his journey feels truly special. His dedication, calm under pressure and smart use of energy ⚡ were on full display throughout the week and especially in today’s match.🔥 Huge congratulations on your first Thailand Open title, Anders 🙌 We’re incredibly proud to stand behind you. 📸 BadmintonPhoto #AndersAntonsen #ThailandOpen2026

💧🌍 Grundfos at the Global Water Summit 2026 – Our Agenda At the Global Water Summit 2026 in Madrid (18–20 May), Grundfos will play an active role across the most strategic conversations shaping the future of the water sector. This year, our participation includes: AI Project of the Year – Shortlisted at Global Water Awards. Fingers crossed! - 300 Leaders Group – Ask Møller-Nielsen joining senior utility leaders advancing SDG6 through peer exchange and collective action. - 40 Urgent Questions – Xavier Belda Camps and Kevin Cassidy, exploring how policy, pricing, and system design can make water reuse the industrial default. - Sponsored Session: Delivering Municipal‑Industrial Partnerships – Grundfos, as a Circular Water Partner, sharing practical insights on utility–industry collaboration to drive reclaimed water adoption. - Workshop: A Roadmap for the Reuse Revolution – Scaling Water Reuse Initiative – contributing perspectives on how to scale water reuse through technology and partnerships. - Closing Plenary – Anise Sacranie, helping frame the priorities for accelerating the water transition. Thought these sessions, we’ll share real-world insights on water access, energy‑water optimization, digital solutions, and water reuse. 💧 Together, we can deliver the water transition. #GWS2026

That’s a wrap on IFAT 2026! It’s been an incredible week of innovation, collaboration, and conversations in Munich. From tackling water resilience to optimising network efficiency and reuse, our mission remains clearer than ever. At Grundfos, we believe that we move water, and water moves the world. 🌍💧 A huge thank you to our partners, customers, and the passionate water advocates from across the globe who visited our booth to discuss the future of water management. Together, we are building a more sustainable and resilient tomorrow. Check out the highlights from the floor below! 🎬👇 #IFAT2026 #WeMoveWater

At Grundfos, we believe growth starts with people. That’s why we focus on creating the right conditions for development – and mentoring is one of the ways we do this. Our mentoring approach focuses on asking thoughtful, high‑impact questions that help mentees reflect, explore, and discover their own solutions. Through learning from more experienced colleagues, mentees stay challenged, gain new perspectives, and set goals that support their development. Why mentoring? Swipe through the carousel to hear directly from our mentors and how they experience mentoring at Grundfos.

Reliable cooling starts with collaboration. A CDU (coolant distribution unit) is a critical part of modern data centres. Building reliable CDUs takes deep collaboration, shared innovation, and a clear focus on reducing energy use while ensuring cooling performs where it matters most.

Energy efficiency is a good business case, and Europe already has many solutions available. Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming EU Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jørgensen, to Grundfos in Bjerringbro for a conversation on Europe’s energy future. In the on-stage conversation with Grundfos COO Ulrik Gernow, there was a shared understanding of energy efficiency as a cornerstone of Europe’s green transition and a crucial lever for a European Union with energy security independent of fossil fuels. As highlighted by the Commissioner, there are many low-hanging fruits to be harvested in the form of impactful solutions already on the market, including energy-efficient water solutions, district heating grid optimisation, efficient housing insulation and windows, and much more. When these low-hanging fruits are picked, actioned and multiplied across Europe, the impact is significant. As always, it was a pleasure to engage - progress happens when policy and industry move together, and ambitions are turned actionable. Thank you to Dan Jørgensen for the visit.

Water Utility CEO, Hamed Heyhat, shares his reflections from IFAT 2026. IFAT 2026 reinforced something we see across the industry: the future of water will be defined by resilience, efficiency, and intelligence - not by hardware alone. Over the past days in Munich, the conversations made one thing clear: utilities are under growing pressure to deliver more reliable water services while managing energy use, climate risk, and regulatory complexity at the same time. In this video, our Water Utility CEO Hamed Heyhat shares his reflections from IFAT worldwide: • Resilience is increasingly digital. Data, cloud intelligence and AI are helping utilities move from reactive maintenance to predictive, proactive operations, reducing risk before it becomes disruption. • No one solves this alone. From tackling non revenue water to adapting to new regulatory frameworks, progress depends on collaboration across utilities, technology providers, policymakers and partners. At Grundfos, we’re committed to turning these conversations into practical action. Our smart pumps, controls and our Grundfos Connect digital portfolio supports utilities as they build systems that are more resilient, energy efficient and ready for the future. We move water. Water moves the world. 💧 #IFAT2026 #DigitalWater

Can’t make it to IFAT Munich 2026 this year? Don’t worry, we’re bringing the booth to you.🌍 Step inside Hall B2 with Laura Gallindo for a quick tour of the Grundfos booth. From our latest wastewater pumps to the digital intelligence of the Grundfos Connect Portfolio, see how we’re tackling water scarcity and climate resilience in real time. No travel required. Catch the highlights right here! 👇 #IFAT2026 #Innovation

As climate change accelerates, the UN expects global demand for cooling to more than triple by 2050, making sustainable solutions for megacities more critical than ever. That’s why Grundfos is proud to partner with Nanyang Technological University Singapore in Singapore, Aalborg Universitet and Aarhus University in Denmark as part of the international initiative Sustainable Water-based Cooling in Megacities (SWiM). Together with our project partners we aim to develop real-life intelligent water-based cooling systems designed to integrate renewable energy and help cut energy use for cooling in major cities by up to 30%, while lowering both costs and carbon emissions. We’re excited about the collaboration, and we invite other industry partners to join the SWiM project with the shared ambition of accelerating sustainable cooling for the cities of tomorrow.

We are LIVE at IFAT Munich 2026! 🌍 New hall, new booth, come and meet us. The doors are open, and our team is energized and ready. Visit us in Hall B2, at booth 327! What awaits you at IFAT? We are showcasing innovations that address the most pressing challenges of our time: water scarcity, climate resilience, and resource efficiency. •Our portfolio: Submersible, wastewater, and booster pumps, dosing tech, and renewable-powered drinking water solutions. •Digital Innovation: Grundfos Connect provides intelligent monitoring, forecasting, and remote control to help utilities optimize operations, prevent overflows, reduce energy use, and build resilient infrastructure. 💧 We move water, water moves the world! 📍 Where: Hall B2, Booth 327 📅 When: May 4–7, 2026 See more about our IFAT-Presence here 👉 http://gfos.ly/6049BBKRTc