Smartvatten, a leading European provider of sustainable digital water management solutions, today announces the acquisition of LeakLook, a Finnish pioneer in submetering and IoT-enabled water monitoring. The deal creates one of Europe’s largest water monitoring and analytics platforms, covering over 40,000 properties in 30+ countries.

The strategic acquisition sets the stage for the creation of a unified platform designed to address the increasingly complex demands of sustainable water use across Europe.

Announcing the deal, Smartvatten said with LeakLook’s expertise in submetering and IoT, and Smartvatten’s reach and resources, the combined company is set to accelerate innovation in water monitoring and AI-driven analytics.

With the acquisition, LeakLook’s employees will become part of Smartvatten’s global team of 150 experts dedicated to water, and strengthen Smartvatten’s R&D capabilities in the areas of IoT and AI analytics.

The acquisition is part of Smartvatten’s long-term strategy to become the leading European water measurement and analytics platform. Combined, the two companies monitor real time water flows at over 40,000 properties in more than 30 countries, making this one of the biggest acquisitions in the market for water monitoring and analytics of commercial real estate in Europe.

Petter Quinsgaard, CEO of Smartvatten commented:

“This merger brings together two companies aligned by a shared mission: to enable the most efficient use of water through scalable, digital solutions, helping to reduce pressure on the world´s increasingly scarce water resources. Together with LeakLook, we are not just growing in scale—we are deepening our ability to serve customers with an even broader range of advanced solutions and services.

“Our combined capabilities open up new opportunities for smarter water management for property owners, building operators and tenants alike.”

Karl Sandelin, CEO, LeakLook / AQVA.IO Oy said:

“Joining forces with Smartvatten allows us to elevate our impact far beyond what we could achieve alone. Together, we’re not only creating a stronger technical offering, but a truly customer-centric ecosystem that’s ready for the future. Our clients will benefit from faster response times, wider solution coverage, and from our expertise in smart IoT network solutions, which deliver genuine long-term value.”

With a shared roadmap guiding their efforts, the integrated team will concentrate on developing the next generation of IoT-enabled water monitoring devices and AI powered water analytics to help proactively identify leakages, inefficiencies and irregularities in water usage. The development is aimed at tackling Europe’s increasingly pressing challenges with water scarcity, and sharply rising water prices.

Petter Quinsgaard added:

“This acquisition is about more than expanding our footprint—it’s about shaping the future of sustainable water management. By bringing together the strengths of both companies, we’re building a platform that can scale with the evolving demands of our customers while driving real environmental progress. The operational efficiencies we unlock will be reinvested directly into the areas that matter most: product innovation, customer support, and service excellence.”