The topic caused wide interest - Here's Matthew Vincenth's take in Financial Times: 'Ten water companies still use ancient “dowsing” rods to follow the line of pipes underground. It is perhaps not surprising, then, that two of them also struggle to align stakeholder interests. On Thursday, Severn Trent and Thames Water announced interim results and a governance review, respectively. But they only uncovered age-old contradictions in trying to serve customers and investors.' Contradiction 1: Prices Contradiction 2: Dividends Contradiction 3: Sanctions Read full article and explanation of contradictions HERE
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The topic caused wide interest - Here's Matthew Vincenth's take in Financial Times:
'Ten water companies still use ancient “dowsing” rods to follow the line of pipes underground. It is perhaps not surprising, then, that two of them also struggle to align stakeholder interests. On Thursday, Severn Trent and Thames Water announced interim results and a governance review, respectively. But they only uncovered age-old contradictions in trying to serve customers and investors.'
Contradiction 1: Prices
Contradiction 2: Dividends
Contradiction 3: Sanctions
Read full article and explanation of contradictions HERE