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Solid growth across markets and solutions, combined with sustained strong demand for data centre solutions drive first-half performance. Grundfos expands production capacity in high-efficiency motors. Grundfos, one of the world’s leading companies in energy-efficient water solutions, has announced its results for the first six months of 2026. Building on the momentum from 2025, Grundfos delivered strong sales growth of 7.7% in the first half of the year.

New climate projections suggest UK buildings will face more frequent and prolonged periods of hot weather, increasing pressure on employers, building owners and facilities managers to maintain comfortable and productive indoor environments. This issue is particularly timely. The UK has already recorded two heatwaves in 2026, with temperatures reaching record highs in both May and June1, prompting many organisations to ask whether their cooling systems are up to the job.

From Denmark, the F.C. Copenhagen Dream Team has been selected as a participating team at the Genuine Cup in Houston, USA – one of the world’s largest inclusion tournaments – which also has the Grundfos Foundation as one of the main sponsors. With support from the Grundfos Foundation’s Community Engagement Grant, the FCK Dream Team team’s trip to the USA is documented, while Grundfos employees are actively involved in the run-up and execution of the tournament.

As water challenges grow across the beverage industry, reliable, sustainable and efficient treatment is becoming business critical. The acquisition of EUWA strengthens Grundfos’ strategic ambition to expand its water treatment business and its position in the global beverage sector. Grundfos has completed the acquisition of the German water treatment specialist EUWA, strengthening its water treatment business in the beverage industry.

Investment builds on strong U.S. growth in recent years and strengthens manufacturing capacity in Brookshire, TX to meet rising customer demand Brookshire, Texas – June 24, 2026 – Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technologies, today marked the groundbreaking of a production expansion at its Brookshire campus located west of Houston. The expansion reinforces the company’s long‑term commitment to growth in the United States and the Americas.

Grundfos has honoured its top-performing suppliers at this year’s Supplier Awards, recognising excellence in quality, sustainability and collaboration. Strong supplier partnerships are central to Grundfos’ ability to deliver reliable solutions and drive sustainable progress. The Grundfos Supplier Awards highlight those partners who go above and beyond to support our shared ambitions. “Partnerships are fundamental to how we compete and grow.

Last week in Houston, the 20th IWA Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies (LET) brought global water leaders together to tackle the industry's most pressing challenges. For Grundfos, the week centered on a single, critical priority: bridging the gap between centralized and decentralized water management. The tone was set early at the opening reception, where Hamed Heyhat welcomed the global water community.

The Grundfos Modern Slavery and Transparency Statement 2025 provides an overview of Grundfos’ policies and sustainability due diligence processes related to risks of modern slavery, human rights and environmental abuses. Based on our due diligence, we did not identify any actual modern slavery incidents in our operations or supply chain in 2025. This statement complements the sustainability statements as part of the Grundfos Annual Report 2025 and the information provided therein.

At an extraordinary general meeting, Grundfos Holding has elected Eric Rondolat as a new member of the Board of Directors. With this election, the Board of Directors is returning to full capacity, going from five to six shareholder-elected members. Eric Rondolat brings extensive international leadership experience and a strong track record from global industrial companies.

Data centre electricity demand could nearly triple by 2030, but the report says EU’s overlooked water challenge is the key to scaling AI while protecting grids, communities and climate goals.