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Britain is expected to set out measures to fix its broken water sector on Monday as Thames Water teeters on the brink of ...
Thames Water is "extremely stressed" and will take "at least a decade to turn around", its boss has said, as the struggling ...
A consultation on the creation of a new regulator to replace Ofwat is expected to be announced next week after a review is ...
Results revealed losses at Britain's biggest water company rocketed last year - as bosses were given another grilling by MPs ...
The number of serious water pollution incidents rose by 60 per cent last year, a watchdog has found. Three water companies – ...
Multiple reports suggest the review has concluded and Ofwat should be abolished as ministers look to replace it with a new regulator for the beleaguered industry. The regulator employs about 300 ...
The annual accounts for the year to end March, arguably the toughest in Thames’s history as a privatised utility, show that ...
Thames Water has been wrestling with its huge £20bn debt pile and is seeking to stave off the threat of nationalisation.
Why KKR, which earned its Barbarians at the Gate reputation during the brutal takeover battle for biscuit maker RJR Nabisco in the late Eighties, walked away from the Thames Water fiasco it is not ...
Britain's Thames Water, battling to avoid nationalisation, asked a group of senior creditors on Monday to allow it to draw down a further 157 million pounds ($215 million) from the 1.5 billion loan ...
Thames Water said that it selected U.S. private equity company KKR KKR-2.28%decrease; red down pointing triangle as its preferred partner to lead its recapitalization. The debt-laden English water ...
U.K. utility Thames Water said it selected KKR KKR1.67%increase; green up pointing triangle as preferred partner for an equity raise to help it deal with its debt pile, but warned that bondholders ...