De.mem Ltd., focused on water and wastewater treatment, reported strong half-year results with cash receipts of 15.7 million AUD from January to June, marking a 16% increase compared to the previous year. This contributes to the company's consistent growth for the 25th consecutive quarter. The operational cash flow for the period stands at 533,000 AUD, and over 90% of the revenue is recurring. CEO Andreas Kröll attributes this success to a solidified business model. In the past year, De.mem generated approximately 1.5 million AUD in operational cash flow, with cash reserves increasing from 3.7 million AUD in March to 4.0 million AUD by mid-year. The company has historically achieved nearly half of its annual revenue in the first half of the year, and current performance suggests potential record results for the full year 2025. De.mem has also strengthened its financial position through a capital increase in February 2024, raising 2.2 million AUD, which has financed recent acquisitions. The company is now positioned for further growth and potential acquisitions, supported by its robust capital structure. The company's focus remains on the Australian market, driven by technology developed in Singapore. De.mem's half-year sales significantly surpass the average industry growth, highlighting its strong market performance.