AquaStore expands global supplier discovery in the water industry

Dubai-based AquaStore is widening its B2B marketplace for the water sector, aiming to help manufacturers, distributors, contractors and buyers find each other across regional and international markets. The platform is targeting fragmented sourcing in pools, filtration, irrigation, water storage and related services, with Dubai as its operating base.

Why it matters: - AquaStore is trying to make supplier discovery easier in a water industry where buyers and sellers often rely on fragmented directories, trade shows, personal networks and general marketplaces. - The platform is aimed at companies that need cross-border visibility in sectors tied to construction, hospitality, agriculture, infrastructure and sustainable development. - A more structured discovery process could reduce sourcing time for professional buyers and help suppliers reach new markets.

What happened: - AquaStore announced the next stage of its international development on July 4, 2026. - The Dubai-based B2B marketplace is operated by Aquamarket FZCO, a company registered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. - AquaStore connects manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, contractors, service providers and professional buyers across water-related industries. - The platform covers swimming pools, spa and wellness, water filtration and treatment, irrigation systems, water tanks and related professional services.

The details: - AquaStore is built for professional users rather than general consumers. - The platform serves manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, suppliers, contractors, service companies, developers, hotels, facility operators, procurement teams and project buyers. - Companies can create industry-focused profiles that list products, services, capabilities and target markets. - Buyers can search by sector, company type, location and commercial specialization. - Planned and existing features include product and company profiles, requests for quotation, supplier verification, advanced search tools, project and tender opportunities, saved searches, product comparison and seller analytics. - AquaStore says these tools are designed to support a more organized sourcing process. - The company’s stated goal is to create a professional B2B environment where companies can be discovered, evaluated and connected based on the structure of the water industry. - The platform’s international strategy focuses on markets with strong demand for water technologies, construction, hospitality, irrigation and infrastructure services. - The Gulf Cooperation Council is a priority region because of investment in swimming-pool development, landscaping, irrigation, desalination, water treatment, hospitality and sustainable water-management systems. - AquaStore is also expanding coverage across Türkiye and the wider Middle East and North Africa.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader push to digitize a trade category that still depends heavily on offline relationships and scattered online tools. - AquaStore is positioning itself less as a product catalog and more as industry infrastructure for sourcing, verification and international business development. - Dubai gives AquaStore access to trade routes and business links across the Gulf, Europe, Asia and Africa. - The company’s long-term plan suggests it wants to become a core digital layer for the water industry, not just a regional marketplace.

What's next: - AquaStore will focus on increasing supplier participation, strengthening professional buyer engagement and building partnerships with manufacturers, distributors, contractors and industry organizations. - The company will keep refining its supplier-discovery, RFQ and verification tools. - AquaStore aims to expand its role as a unified digital environment for companies seeking visibility, market entry and international commercial relationships. - More information is available here.