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Bariflo raises Rs 2 crore to cut factory wastewater costs with AI

Odisha-based startup Bariflo has secured Rs 2 crore from MC² Plus and is preparing a pilot with BPCL for its AI-based wastewater treatment tools.

Industrial wastewater treatment plant at a factory, monitored with AI-driven control software.
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Odisha-based startup Bariflo has secured Rs 2 crore (about 20 million rupees) from MC² Plus to expand its AI-driven approach to industrial wastewater treatment. The company is also preparing for a pilot with BPCL.

What Bariflo does

Bariflo applies artificial intelligence to help factories lower the cost of treating the wastewater they produce. Treatment is a recurring operating expense for manufacturers, and software that makes the process more efficient can reduce that burden.

Why it matters

The planned BPCL pilot would put the technology in front of a large industrial operator, a typical step for early-stage industrial technology companies seeking real-world validation. The new funding gives the young company capital to prepare for that deployment.

Details such as the pilot's timeline, scope and the exact pricing of Bariflo's product have not been disclosed.

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