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Rochem emphasis shifts to process waste water
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Rochem emphasis shifts to process waste water Rochem Environmental has reported a net loss of US$1,056,956, or US$O.O6 per share, for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1996 compared with a loss of USS1.713.937, or USSO. per share, for fiscal 1995. Revenues totalled US$1,247,320 in 1995 compared with US$l,554,6 11 a year ago. For the fourth quarter ending September 30, 1996, the loss of US$237,028, or USSO. per share, on revenue of US$319,758, compared with a loss of US$548,511 or US$O.OS per share, on revenue of US$380,477 in the same period of fiscal 1995. “Rochem’s progress during the past year is reflected in cutting its net loss by one third and in redirecting its technical development and marketing toward process-related waste water applications of its separation technology”, said Rochem President and CEO Erick Neuman. “Cost controls implemented during 1996 reduced operating expenses, giving us the structure for future revenue growth with low operating costs, making it possible in 1997 to generate positive operating cash flow”. “Based on our backlog and contracts now in negotiation, we expect revenues to increase in 1997, with a majority of the company’s income coming from product sales or leases in the markets that are key to Rochem’s long-term success-process waste water treatment,” Neuman added. Forfurther information, contact: Rochem Environmental Inc., 610 N. Milby Street, Houston, 2X 77003, 7627.
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European President global
Spender has been appointed President of the Division.
Merncor
for the strategy, development and profitability of Memcor on a worldwide basis. Forfurther information, contact: Memcor Limited, Derby Road, Wirksworth, Derbyshire DE4 4BG, UK. Tel: +44 1629 823811; fax +44 1629 825169.
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Robert Spender, 48, has been promoted to the position of President of the Global Memcor division, based in Timonium, USA. Memcor is part of the worldwide Memtec organisation, which has a turnover of US$175, and 1500 employees. For the past five years, Mr Spender has held the position of European President of Memtec. During this period, Mr Spender has been responsible for the profitable growth of Memtec’s operating divisions in Europe, which trade as Memcor, Fluid Dynamics, Filterite and Seitz. In his new role, Mr Spender will be responsible
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Professor Nabil El-Ramly at the University of Hawaii, has set up an e-mail discussion list to cover all aspects of desalination. Subscribers to the group will be able to announce, receive and share information worldwide. The DESALINATION-L list server aims to provide a forum for discussion of current developments with regard to research, applications, processes, legislation, products and services related to the topic. Enrollment is open to all. To subscribe, send an e-mail to : [email protected] and type in the body of the message (not in the subject line): SUBSCRIBE DESALINATION-L your name Forfurther information, contact: Nabil El-Rarnly, Professor Emeritus. Uniuersity of Hawaii. 1777 Ala Moana Boulevard, #825, Honolulu, HI 96815, Tel: +l 808 955 9555, fax: +l 808 955 0269;
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Rochem emphasis shifts to process waste water Rochem Environmental has reported a net loss of US$1,056,956, or US$O.O6 per share, for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1996 compared with a loss of USS1.713.937, or USSO. per share, for fiscal 1995. Revenues totalled US$1,247,320 in 1995 compared with US$l,554,6 11 a year ago. For the fourth quarter ending September 30, 1996, the loss of US$237,028, or USSO. per share, on revenue of US$319,758, compared with a loss of US$548,511 or US$O.OS per share, on revenue of US$380,477 in the same period of fiscal 1995. “Rochem’s progress during the past year is reflected in cutting its net loss by one third and in redirecting its technical development and marketing toward process-related waste water applications of its separation technology”, said Rochem President and CEO Erick Neuman. “Cost controls implemented during 1996 reduced operating expenses, giving us the structure for future revenue growth with low operating costs, making it possible in 1997 to generate positive operating cash flow”. “Based on our backlog and contracts now in negotiation, we expect revenues to increase in 1997, with a majority of the company’s income coming from product sales or leases in the markets that are key to Rochem’s long-term success-process waste water treatment,” Neuman added. Forfurther information, contact: Rochem Environmental Inc., 610 N. Milby Street, Houston, 2X 77003, 7627.
USA. Tel: +1 713 224 7626;fax:
European President global
Spender has been appointed President of the Division.
Merncor
for the strategy, development and profitability of Memcor on a worldwide basis. Forfurther information, contact: Memcor Limited, Derby Road, Wirksworth, Derbyshire DE4 4BG, UK. Tel: +44 1629 823811; fax +44 1629 825169.
+1 713 224
goes
Robert Spender, 48, has been promoted to the position of President of the Global Memcor division, based in Timonium, USA. Memcor is part of the worldwide Memtec organisation, which has a turnover of US$175, and 1500 employees. For the past five years, Mr Spender has held the position of European President of Memtec. During this period, Mr Spender has been responsible for the profitable growth of Memtec’s operating divisions in Europe, which trade as Memcor, Fluid Dynamics, Filterite and Seitz. In his new role, Mr Spender will be responsible
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Robert Global
Professor Nabil El-Ramly at the University of Hawaii, has set up an e-mail discussion list to cover all aspects of desalination. Subscribers to the group will be able to announce, receive and share information worldwide. The DESALINATION-L list server aims to provide a forum for discussion of current developments with regard to research, applications, processes, legislation, products and services related to the topic. Enrollment is open to all. To subscribe, send an e-mail to : [email protected] and type in the body of the message (not in the subject line): SUBSCRIBE DESALINATION-L your name Forfurther information, contact: Nabil El-Rarnly, Professor Emeritus. Uniuersity of Hawaii. 1777 Ala Moana Boulevard, #825, Honolulu, HI 96815, Tel: +l 808 955 9555, fax: +l 808 955 0269;
USA. e-mail:
nabii@hawaiiedu
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