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USA PART 3(ii): COMPANY ANALYSIS: LOCAL/REGIONAL PLAYERS CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE CO. The California Water Service Company (CWSC) was formed in 1926, and was transformed into a holding company in 1997. The company is the largest investor-owned water company in California and the fourth largest in the USA, serving 2million people with water and wastewater and providing water meter reading for a further 175,000. Since 2000, customer gains have been running at 5,000- 7,500 per annum. CWSC provides water and wastewater services to 487,600 residential, commercial and industrial customers in regulated contracts in California, New Mexico, Washington and Hawaii and 107,700 customers through unregulated water activities. Regulated customers generated revenues of USD753 each in 2007 against USD692 in 2006. These regulated contracts are mainly in the San Francisco Bay, Sacramento Valley, Salinas Valley, San Joaquin Valley and Los Angeles. Due to the shortage of water in its operating area, 51% of water supplied by the company was purchased from third parties in 2007. Customer base, 2008 [Non-regulated customers are for 2005] California New Mexico Washington Hawaii Total Regulated 463,600 7,500 15,800 3,770 490,670 Regulated – sewerage 0 1,700 0 0 1,700 O&M 35,300 0 3,900 0 39,200 15 year lease 6,100 0 0 0 6,100 Meter reading 13,400 49,000 0 0 62,400 Total 511,500 57,180 19,211 3,770 600,070 Rio Grande Utilities Corporation (Rio Grande) was acquired in 2001 (approval gained in 2002) for USD2.3million, with USD3.1million in assumed debt. Rio Grande has annual revenues of USD1.2million. In May 2000, CWSC merged with Dominguez Services Corporation (DSC), a water provision company serving 150,000 people in the Los Angeles area. DSC’s main holding is the Dominguez Water Company (32,637 customers, 120,000 people in 18 communities in the Carson/Torrance area of Los Angeles County), along with 3 smaller subsidiaries; the Kern River Valley Water Company (1,271 customers), the Antelope Valley Water Company (4,096 customers) and Redwood Valley Water Company (1,912 customers). In addition, DSC Investments generates revenues from the transfer of water rights between third parties. DSC had revenues of USD28.5million in 1999. In May 2003, CWSC acquired Kaanapali Water Corporation, now renamed Hawaii Water, which provides water service to 1,500 customers on the island of Maui, including several large resorts and condominium complexes, 500 customers from the original acquisition and approximately 1,000 from acquisitions and developments on Maui and Big Island. Non regulated revenues were USD13.56million in 2007, with operating profits of USD4.44million. Non-regulated revenues were USD9.26million in 2005, with operating profits of USD 2.98million. California Water Service Co., profit and loss account Y/E 31/12 (USDmillion) 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Residential 194.90 221.32 222.63 232.81 253.75 Business 49.67 55.80 56.96 60.37 65.46 Industrial 11.26 13.59 14.24 16.29 17.40 Public authorities 12.79 15.12 14.97 15.73 17.95 Other customers 8.52 9.73 11.93 9.53 12.53 Group turnover 277.13 315.57 320.73 334.72 367.08 Net income 19.42 26.03 27.22 25.58 31.16 Earnings per share 1.21 1.46 1.47 1.34 1.50 (USD) Dividend per share 1.13 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 (USD) 392 Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2008-2009
USA PART 3(ii): COMPANY ANALYSIS: LOCAL/REGIONAL PLAYERS CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE CO. In September 2008, Hawaii Water acquired Waikoloa Resort Utilities, Inc., Waikoloa Water Company, Inc., and Waikoloa Sanitary Sewer Company, Inc. (West Hawaii Utilities). West Hawaii Utilities serves 1,970 customers in homes, condominiums, hotels, golf courses, and shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort and in Waikoloa Village in Big Island. Contact Details Name: California Water Service Group Address: 1720 North First Street, San Jose, CA 95112 USA Tel: +1 408 367 8200 Fax: +1 831 427 9185 Web: www.calwater.com Web: www.dominguezh2o.com / www.calwatergroup.com Robert W. Foy (Chairman) Peter C. Nelson (President/CEO) Martin A. Kropelnicki (CFO) 393 Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2008-2009
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