Regulators have directed water companies to refund customers a sum of £114m in the coming year, owing to their underperformance. Thames Water faced the most severe impact, receiving a penalty
Regulators have directed water companies to refund customers a sum of £114m in the coming year, owing to their underperformance. Thames Water faced the most severe impact, receiving a penalty
The ‘super deduction’ scheme introduced by Rishi Sunak during his tenure as chancellor post-Covid enabled the water industry to secure £97 million in tax rebates.
Northumbrian Water granted its CEO a 65% bonus hike, even as it landed on Ofwat’s list of the bottom six water firms.
Six major UK water providers are under legal scrutiny due to allegations of not fully disclosing sewage releases into natural water bodies, which might result in substantial compensation demands.
Despite South East Water’s fall into a £74m pre-tax loss due to a surge in its debt expenses, the company has issued a multimillion-pound dividend.
Cathryn Ross, the joint interim chief executive of Thames Water, has rejected any insinuations that her past oversight as head of the industry regulator contributed to the current financial predicament
Southern Water has been barred from issuing dividends until at least 2025 due to escalating inflation-linked debt repayments.
The approaching week ushers in the fresh month of July, marking the beginning of the second half of the year for business aficionados. It has investors on the lookout for
As Thames Water, a key utility firm, struggles to manage its staggering debt of £14bn, the government is formulating contingency strategies in case of the company’s failure.
The Water UK chair has affirmed that while the companies will initially front the investment, they will recuperate the funds via increments to the water bills.
For the small caps the landscape this year has been brutal, governed by a liquidity crunch as investors hoarded cash in the wake of the Ukraine uncertainty, and as much
Sarah Bentley, Thames Water’s boss, will receive a total amount of £727,000 in two single payments. This comes within days of being criticised by the Environment Agency over the company’s