Lowflo expansion plans signal a significant new chapter for one of Ireland’s specialist water-management companies. The Irish-owned business has opened a new headquarters in Dublin and aims to increase its workforce from 54 employees to 200 by 2030.
The announcement, made on 17 September 2026, coincides with Lowflo’s 20th anniversary. Its investment is expected to strengthen the company’s Irish operations while supporting international growth in leak detection, pressure management and sustainable water infrastructure.
Lowflo expansion to create 150 jobs by 2030
Lowflo’s planned growth will involve the creation of 150 roles across Ireland and overseas markets. The positions are expected to cover a broad range of specialisms, including:
- Water services and network management
- Engineering and technology
- Operations
- Business support
The company’s new base at Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11, will provide additional capacity for its expanding team and operations. The headquarters was officially opened at a ceremony attended by Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke TD, Lowflo CEO Charles Dwyer and Enterprise Ireland Executive Director Mark Christal.
Supporting sustainable water management
Established in 2006, Lowflo helps utilities, local authorities and businesses identify leaks, improve network efficiency and reduce water loss. Its customers include organisations in healthcare, pharmaceutical manufacturing, commercial development and data-centre sectors.
The company uses satellite-based leak detection, pressure management, digital monitoring and data-led systems to locate hidden water losses. These services can also help reduce the energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with treating and distributing water.
Minister Peter Burke said the investment demonstrated confidence in Ireland’s economy and skilled workforce. He also highlighted the importance of using natural resources more efficiently as Ireland works towards a more sustainable economy.
Enterprise Ireland welcomes Lowflo expansion
Enterprise Ireland said the new headquarters provides a foundation for Lowflo’s next stage of development. Mark Christal described the company’s investment as an important step in strengthening its position as an industry leader and pursuing international opportunities.
The announcement also reflects wider priorities across Enterprise, Trade and Employment, including helping Irish-owned companies scale, create quality employment and compete in global markets. Enterprise Ireland supports ambitious businesses seeking to expand their reach beyond Ireland.
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What Lowflo’s growth means for Ireland
Lowflo’s expansion combines job creation with investment in technology designed to protect water resources. As demand for water grows and leakage remains a challenge for utilities and businesses, specialist monitoring can help organisations improve resilience and control costs.
The company’s Dublin headquarters will serve as a platform for developing new services, expanding its workforce and showcasing Irish expertise in sustainable water management to domestic and international customers.
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Key facts about the announcement
- Lowflo was established in 2006.
- The company currently employs 54 people.
- Its new headquarters is located at Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11.
- The workforce target is 200 employees by 2030.
- The company provides leak detection and sustainable water-management services.
Conclusion
The Lowflo expansion is a strong example of an Irish-owned company linking innovation, sustainability and employment growth. With a new Dublin headquarters and plans for 150 additional roles, Lowflo is positioning itself to meet rising demand for smarter, more resilient water networks in Ireland and international markets.
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