Imbrium Systems Inc

Imbrium Systems Inc is a provider of innovative stormwater treatment solutions, focusing on effective urban runoff management and pollutant removal for municipalities and commercial clients across North America. Imbrium Systems Inc specializes in advanced stormwater treatment technologies designed to enhance water quality. The company is headquartered in Rockville, US. In May 2013, Imbrium was acquired by CONTECH Construction Products, a portfolio company of Anchorage Advisors, Farallon Capital Management, Littlejohn & Co.

and Tennenbaum Capital Partners. Imbrium Systems specializes in advanced stormwater treatment solutions that address the critical need for effective management of urban runoff and pollutants. Their core offerings include the Stormceptor® EF/EFO, a hydrodynamic separator designed to target sediment, free oils, and a variety of pollutants, and the Jellyfish® Filter, which excels in removing a wide range of stormwater contaminants. Additionally, the SciClone captures sediment and hydrocarbons while accommodating multiple inlet angles, and Filterra provides a high-performance bioretention solution that minimizes footprint in urban settings.

These products are engineered to meet environmental standards and have been verified under the ISO 14034 Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) protocol, ensuring their reliability in real-world applications. Imbrium's clientele includes municipal governments, commercial developers, and industries across Canada and the United States, who rely on these technologies to comply with local stormwater regulations and enhance water quality. Imbrium Systems operates a business model that primarily focuses on B2B transactions, serving municipalities and commercial enterprises. Revenue is generated through the sale of proprietary products such as the Stormceptor and Jellyfish Filter, which are critical for stormwater management in various applications including urban development and industrial sites.

The company engages in direct sales and partnerships with engineering firms and environmental consultants, providing tailored solutions to complex stormwater challenges. Transactions typically involve upfront payments for equipment, with ongoing support and maintenance services provided to ensure optimal performance. As a result, Imbrium's revenue is closely tied to the demand for effective stormwater treatment technologies in both new projects and retrofitting existing infrastructures. Imbrium Systems plans to expand its product line with several new stormwater treatment solutions in the upcoming years, focusing on enhanced efficiency and broader application.

The company aims to enter new geographic markets, specifically targeting regions in Canada and the US by 2025. The funds raised from the 2013 acquisition will support these expansion initiatives, enabling Imbrium to enhance its product capabilities and reach a wider client base.