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LiqTech Signs New Agent Agreement to Sell Diesel Particulate Filters in China

LiqTech International, Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company signed a three year agent agreement with a Chinese company to promote and sell the Company's Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF) in the Chinese market.

The annual revenue is estimated to be well over a million dollars per year.  At the same time, the Company received its first purchase order for $814,000 from a large Chinese OEM and retrofit customer.  This order is expected to be delivered in July 2015.

Mr. Sune Mathiesen, LiqTech CEO, remarked, "This new agent agreement and the first DPF order from China is the result of hard work and our focus on developing the emerging Chinese market for DPF.  We believe that the potential for our DPF technology in China is significant and we have been working to establish the right sales channels.  We believe we have now found the right partner to market and sell our product in China.  This agreement and first order changes our outlook for the future of our DPF product.

"We have one of the most proven products available on the market with a reputation for quality and meeting delivery times.  These were key decision points for the customer. We are confident that this is the start for our DPF product in China.  We are already in discussions with our first customer and several potential new customers for additional orders," Mr. Mathiesen concluded.

Source: http://www.liqtech.com

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