Severn Trent Water

101 articles about "Severn Trent Water"

Water testing – pass or fail? Vol 10, Issue 6 (June 2009)

Despite suffering pressure from the downturn, Gordon Cope finds optimism for growth in the water testing sector, sparked by increasing number of substances requiring regulation.

Severn Trent Services proves its worth Vol 9, Issue 3 (March 2008)

The US-based water equipment and services business can justify its place in Severn Trent plc’s portfolio, despite the trend towards demerging non-regulated activities.

New lifeline for delayed Nepalese water project Vol 9, Issue 2 (February 2008)

The removal of a key loan covenant by the Asian Development Bank could prove vital for the future of the Melamchi water supply project.

France leads the pack as Europe streaks ahead Vol 8, Issue 1 (January 2007)

Suez and Veolia witnessed spectacular share appreciation in 2006 – albeit for different reasons. Meanwhile, private equity interest in UK stocks means that valuations in the sector are now stretched to the limit.

Mouchel Parkman buys Ewan in UK acquisition spree Vol 7, Issue 12 (December 2006)

The company has bolstered its position in the UK water consultancy market – but has lost key staff in the process.

UK interims reveal a mixed picture as investment programmes progress Vol 7, Issue 12 (December 2006)

The rash of UK interim results announcements saw more of Thames’ profits leak away, while Yorkshire was stung by an instant ratings downgrade.

Energy prices start to take their toll on costs Vol 7, Issue 6 (June 2006)

Rising energy bills are starting to eat into the UK water sector’s profits.

FINE WEATHER Vol 7, Issue 6 (June 2006)

* There has been a flurry of interest in the UK water market. The publicly quoted water companies came in with a strong set of full-year results (see story p8).

Pure play is the way in water Vol 7, Issue 6 (June 2006)

Are the English water companies getting too focused?

UK water companies’ cash appeal Vol 7, Issue 6 (June 2006)

Despite a £30 billion investment bill, the quoted UK water companies think that their shareholders need money more than they do. Andrew Cavenagh reports on this year’s results season.