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AQUIVIO

The on-site water station replacing the plastic bottle

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05/01/2026
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Pitch by Daniel Hill co-founder of AQUIVIO. 

Startup Name: AQUIVIO
Stage: Series A
Location: Saudi Arabia · USA · Southeast Asia
Website: www.aquivio.com
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Japan ranks among the world’s largest bottled-water markets, producing billions of single-use plastic bottles annually. Behind each bottle lies a supply chain dependent on fuel-intensive logistics — trucking, warehousing, last-mile delivery — that compounds the environmental cost long before the cap is twisted off.

AQUIVIO addresses both problems at once with its Hydration Station: a customizable, on-site machine that generates high-quality hydrogen-alkaline water directly at the point of consumption. Rather than shipping water to people, the company brings the production process to them — functioning, in effect, as a micro-beverage factory installed wherever demand exists.

The model is already proving out globally. AQUIVIO currently operates across five countries, spanning Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Southeast Asia, and is raising a Series A to accelerate further expansion. For markets like Japan, where plastic-waste pressure and import logistics costs are both acute, the timing may be ideal.

 

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