American Water Works Company, Inc AWK

American Water Works Company, Inc. es una empresa de servicios públicos de agua y aguas residuales. El segmento de negocios de la empresa, Negocios Regulados, implica la propiedad de servicios públicos que proporcionan servicios de agua y aguas residuales a clientes residenciales, comerciales, industriales, autoridades públicas, servicios contra incendios y ventas para clientes de reventa. La empresa también opera negocios basados en el mercado, incluido Homeowner Services Group (HOS) y Military Services Group (MSG). Homeowner Services Group (HOS) ofrece varios programas de protección de garantía y otros servicios para el hogar a clientes residenciales, y Military Services Group (MSG) firma contratos a largo plazo con el gobierno de los Estados Unidos para proporcionar servicios de agua y aguas residuales en diversas instalaciones militares. La empresa también tiene cinco contratos con clientes municipales para operar y gestionar instalaciones de agua y aguas residuales y proporcionar otros servicios relacionados a través de su Grupo de Servicios de Contrato (CSG).

Con 8 acciones de AWK (USD 1.021,66) habrías recibido USD 27,68 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

• Zacks Investment Research 1 oct

  Can AWK Leverage Customer Additions to Support Long-Term Growth?

  American Water Works (AWK) added approximately 52,700 customers through acquisitions and 9,000 organically in the first half of 2026, with 19 pending acquisitions representing 56,600 potential customers. The company plans to invest $19-$20 billion through 2030 to support 8-9% rate-base growth. However, AWK is trading at a premium valuation (P/E 20.03X vs. industry 16.02X) and carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell) rating, with shares declining 6.9% in the past three months.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 21 sept

  IDACORP Hikes Dividend 2.3% to Strengthen Shareholder Returns

  IDACORP Inc. announced a 2.3% increase in its quarterly dividend to 90 cents per share ($3.60 annualized), marking its 14th consecutive year of dividend increases. The company plans to invest nearly $7 billion during 2026-2030 to strengthen generation capacity and infrastructure. IDACORP's stable regulated operations in Idaho and growing customer base support its ability to maintain consistent dividend growth.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 10 sept

  Can Approved Rate Hikes Drive American Water Works' Long-Term Growth?

  American Water Works (AWK) received approval for a $68 million annual revenue increase in New Jersey effective September 15, 2026, supporting its 7-9% long-term earnings growth target through 2030. The rate hike will fund $1.4 billion in infrastructure upgrades while increasing average residential bills by approximately $4 monthly. AWK plans $19-20 billion in capital investments through 2030 to support 8-9% rate-base growth. The stock trades at a premium valuation with a forward P/E of 21.77X versus the industry average of 17.57X and carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

  

• Zacks Investment Research 3 sept

  AWK Unit to Invest $0.9M to Strengthen West Virginia Infrastructure

  American Water Works announced a $0.9 million infrastructure upgrade in West Virginia, replacing 2,000 feet of aging water main. The company plans to invest $129 million across West Virginia in 2026 and $3.6 billion company-wide in 2026, targeting $19-20 billion during 2026-2030. Other utilities like California Water Service Group and Essential Utilities are also ramping up infrastructure investments to address deteriorating U.S. water systems.

  

• The Motley Fool 23 ago

  This Company Has Raised Its Dividend for 72 Straight Years. Almost Nobody Talks About It.

  American States Water (AWR) has extended its dividend growth streak to 72 consecutive years with an 8.2% increase, making it one of fewer than 60 companies with 50+ years of annual dividend increases. The regulated water and electric utility operates in California and manages military base facilities, generating stable cash flows. With a 2.5% yield, 8.7% compound annual dividend growth over the past decade, and a target of 7%+ future growth, the company remains an underrecognized dividend growth stock.