California Water Service CWT

California Water Service Group es una empresa holding que proporciona servicios de servicios públicos de agua y otros servicios relacionados en California, Washington, Nuevo México, Hawái y Texas a través de sus subsidiarias. Las subsidiarias de la empresa incluyen California Water Service Company (Cal Water), New Mexico Water Service Company (New Mexico Water), Washington Water Service Company (Washington Water), Hawaii Water Service Company, Inc. (Hawaii Water), TWSC, Inc. (Texas Water), CWS Utility Services y HWS Utility Services LLC. Cal Water, New Mexico Water, Washington Water y Hawaii Water regulan los servicios públicos. Texas Water posee, regula y contrata servicios de aguas residuales. La mayor parte del negocio consiste en la producción, compra, almacenamiento, tratamiento, pruebas, distribución y venta de agua para uso doméstico, industrial, público e irrigación, y para la protección contra incendios. En algunas áreas, proporciona servicios de recolección y tratamiento de aguas residuales, incluido el tratamiento que permite el reciclaje del agua.

Con 22 acciones de CWT (USD 1.004,76) habrías recibido USD 29,04 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

CWT hizo una división de acciones (split) de 2:1 el 13 de junio de 2011: cada acción se convirtió en 2. Cambió la cantidad de acciones y su precio, pero no el valor total de la inversión.

• 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).

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 8 sept

  California Water Service Kicks Off Back-to-School Season With 13th Year of Tap Into Learning Program

  California Water Service launched its 13th annual Tap Into Learning program for the 2026-27 school year, offering water conservation education to K-12 students across its service areas. The program includes field trips, art competitions, grants for classroom projects, and conservation pledges. In the previous year, the program received 138 entries and awarded 12 field trip experiences, 10 art prizes, and 10 grants.

  

• 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.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 3 sept

  Essential Utilities (WTRG) Up 5% Since Last Earnings Report: Can It Continue?

  Essential Utilities reported Q2 2026 earnings that met estimates with adjusted EPS of 38 cents and revenues of $530.9 million, beating consensus by 5.76%. The water segment grew on regulatory recoveries and increased volume, while the natural gas segment declined due to lower volumes from warmer weather. The company reaffirmed 5-7% annual earnings growth guidance through 2027 and raised its quarterly dividend by 5.25%. Shares have gained 5% since the earnings report, outperforming the S&P 500.

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 3 ago

  California Water Service and County of Tulare Complete Project to Bring Safe, Reliable Water to Harrison Road Water Users

  California Water Service, in partnership with Tulare County, the State of California's Department of Water Resources, and Self-Help Enterprises, completed a water infrastructure project connecting 27 customers along Harrison Road whose wells had gone dry. The project, funded by over $1.3 million through ARPA and drought relief programs, installed approximately 2,600 feet of water pipes and five fire hydrants to extend safe drinking water access to an underserved community.