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Section 1 Water Industry Globalization The provision of water has historically been a local enterprise. However, water is becoming big business for global industry participants. For example, two large French companies, Generale des Eaux now called Vivendi Water and Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux, each have revenues in excess of U.S. $ 30 billion a year. As recent as February 2000, Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux combined all its water activities within a single division, which reinforces its position as world leader in water-related services. By reorganizing, Lyonnaise mobilizes its skills and resources around a global strategic vision. Beyond its investments to meet anticipated growth in existing markets, the responsibility of the new division includes investing in new markets. The new organizational structure enables Lyonnaise to offer a worldwide service well adapted to the needs of industry, local public authorities, and private individuals. Lyonnaise’s water division currently serves 100 million people throughout the world and provides its services to 60,000 industrial customers in 120 countries. Companies this size have tremendous advantages over small utilities due to economies of scale and available resources. These companies all have aggressive growth plans for their businesses in the U.S. Market. Provided below is a table depicting some of these global industry participants. 1-4 Texas Water Development Board B1381-Sect1
Introduction TABLE 1-1 GLOBAL WATER FIRMS Companies Vivendi Formerly (“CGE”) Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux ("LDE") United Utilities (“UU”) Severn Trent (“ST”) Total Revenues U.S. $ Water Revenues U.S. $ Principle Businesses U.S. Affiliates: International Activity: 1999 Reported Revenues Approx. 37.1 B Approx. 28.1 B Approx. 3.4 B Approx. 2.5 B Est. 340 M Est. 80 M Est. 20 M 600 M Water Services Water Services Water Services Water Services Electric Production and Waste Management Philadelphia Suburban U.S. Filter Operations Services (“USFOS”) Evirex, Wallace & Teirnan, General Filter, Memtec Spain, Italy, UK, Portugal, Czech Republic, Hungary, Mexico, South America, Pacific Rim, France Energy Services & Waste Management; Communication United Water Resources White River Environmental Partnership Infilco-Degremont Argentina, UK, Spain, Italy, South America, Pacific Rim, France Electric Distribution & Telecom U.S. Water Hydro Management Malaysia, Australia, Philippines, Mexico, Turkey, East Europe, Canada, South America Waste Management Severn Trent Environmental Services Severn Trent Systems Capital Controls Group Exceltec Belgium, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Trinidad & Tobago B1381-Sect1 R. W. Beck 1-5
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