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    VVater Expands Global Presence Through New Partnership in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East

    VVater, America’s Next Water Company and the world’s premier innovator in advanced water treatment solutions, today announced an expanded international presence across Asia-Pacific Middle East (APME) as the company continues to scale its innovative water treatment technology globally and support new sectors.
    Via a new partnership agreement, VVater APME will be established. This newly formed venture will bring VVater’s technology to a wide range of markets and strategic customers around the world as water scarcity, water quality, regulatory expectations and long-term water stewardship become increasingly important drivers of operational resilience and economic performance.

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    South Korea inflation quickens to 3.1% as costs climb

    Fuel costs remained a major source of price pressure during the month. Petroleum product prices climbed 14.2% from a year earlier, though the increase slowed from July. Diesel prices jumped 19.6%, while gasoline prices rose 11.5%. Petroleum products added 0.54 percentage point to annual consumer price growth. Mobile phone service charges also recorded a sharp annual increase. Mobile service prices rose 26.7% from August 2025, reflecting an unusually low comparison base. SK Telecom had offered large discounts for one month last year following a data breach. Government calculations showed headline inflation would have been about 2.5% without that mobile service effect. The temporary comparison factor therefore accounted for a significant share of August’s annual increase.