United Utilities Group Plc (UU.) Ordinary 5p
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Business summary
United Utilities Group PLC is a water and wastewater company. The Company is engaged in providing water and wastewater services in the Northwest of England. It collects its water from a range of different sources, but predominantly from its reservoirs in the Pennines and the Lake District. It extracts water from Lake Vyrnwy in Wales for customers in Merseyside and Cheshire, while the rest is taken from the River Dee, boreholes and streams. It collects and treats wastewater from three million homes and 200,000 businesses from as far north as Carlisle all the way down to Crewe. Cumbria’s Thirlmere and Haweswater are its reservoirs. Haweswater holds more than 84,800 million liters of water. It owns and manages over 56,000 hectares of land. The majority of this land surrounds its reservoirs. It operates over 79,000 kilometers of wastewater pipes to transport wastewater from sewers to one of its 584 wastewater treatment works. It supplies about 1.8 billion liters of water every day.
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General stock information
- EPIC:
- UU.
- ISIN:
- GB00B39J2M42
- Market cap:
- £6.80 billion
- Shares in issue:
- 681.89 million
- Sector:
- Gas, Water & Multiutilities
- Exchange:
- London Stock Exchange
- Currency:
- Sterling pence
- Indices:
- FTSE 100,FTSE 350,FTSE All Share,FTSE 350 Higher Yield
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