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Featured
Presenters:
• American
Water
• American States
Water Company
• Artesian Resources Corporation
• California Water Service
• Consolidated Water Co. Ltd
• IncreMental Advantage
• Janney Montgomery Scott
• New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Pennichuck Corporation
• Pure Cycle Corporation
• SJW Corp
• South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority
• Southwest Water Company
• Stanford Washington Research Group
• The York Water Company
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Take-Away
Benefits:
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Understand the trends in privatization of water
utilities
• Determine the interest rate sensitivity of water
utilities
• Learn which companies will benefit from
expenditures on rebuilding the water infrastructure
• Discern the changing nature of water utility
investors
• Become aware of changing environmental regulations
that impact the
water industry
• Ascertain measures that water companies are
required to take to protect
drinking water sources
• Discover the best tactics to raise water rates
• Learn how water companies are diversifying the
revenue
streams
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Profiting
in the Water Industry Conference
The
water market is one of the world's five
largest markets,
amounting to $400 billion, and growing by 7% annually. In
comparison, the $600 billion energy market is growing 1%
a year. The semiconductor market is considered sexy,
but is only half the size of the water market.
Discover the investment opportunities that exist in the
water industry. In the U.S. alone, the water industry is expected
to grow 7% a year to $150 billion. One factor driving this
growth is that America's water systems—some of which were
built during the Lincoln administration-- are crumbling. As a
result, there are more than 200,000 water main breaks per year
and as much as 80% of the water intended for delivery to
consumers is lost en route.
The nation's
infrastructure for water delivery is in dire need of
investment: the EPA suggests that $15 to $20 billion per
year needs to be spent to address these issues versus
current spending of around $3 billion per year.
The worldwide
demand for water and water treatment is torrential. For
instance, China plans to build 375 wastewater treatment
facilities by 2009. The World Bank has estimated that by
2007 investments of between $400-$600 billion will be required
to meet the demand for fresh water.
Get a primer on
how regulation is impacting the water landscape. Our panel
with leading water regulators will discuss how transfer
rights, water infrastructure ownership, ability to gain
governmental approvals for new developments, and the rate
setting mechanisms impact your portfolio companies.
Don’t miss
this rare opportunity to listen to executives, from
leading publicly-traded water utilities, securities analysts
and regulators, discuss how you can maximize your returns on
water-related investments.
What
are the most promising and profitable
niches in the $150 billion Water Industry?
In answering this question, we
assembled a unique blend of senior executives from many of the
most prominent publicly-traded water utilities, securities
analysts and regulators.
• The corporate executives
will deliver roadshow-like presentations in which they will
discuss their companies’ business models, competition,
regulatory environments as well as plans for capital
expenditure and plans for growth.
• Our regulators will deliver
compelling insights relating to regulatory rulings,
public-private partnerships, rate setting issues, eminent
domain, and water quality.
• Our securities analysts
will provide crucial insight into trends such as
consolidation, rate increases, weather sensitivity, capital
expenditure requirements, privatizations, diversification
opportunities and dividend policies.
Water treatment and delivery is
impossible without investment. However, investment
without consulting with the world’s leading water
authorities is not conducive to maximizing returns on
investment. Quench your thirst for insight into investing in
the most promising water companies.
Our most recent Water Conference was sold out so be sure to
take advantage of our early registration rate. We look
forward to seeing you on June 8th in New York City.
David Wanetick
Managing Director
The Wall Street Transcript &
IncreMental Advantage
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