H2O America Expands Texas Operations with Acquisition of Quadvest, Doubling Connections in Houston Region

Reuters

Jul 08, 2025

<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/HTO">H2O America</a> Expands <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TCBIL">Texas</a> Operations with Acquisition of Quadvest, Doubling Connections in Houston Region

H2O America has announced that its Texas subsidiary, The Texas Water Company, Inc. (TWC), along with Texas Water Operation Services, LLC (TWOS), will acquire all assets owned by Quadvest, a water and wastewater utility operating in the Houston metro area. This strategic move is set to significantly expand H2O America's footprint in Texas, more than doubling its connections in the state and increasing its presence in the high-growth Houston region. The transaction is expected to bolster financial and operational diversification, enhancing value and reliability for customers and communities across Texas. H2O America anticipates that by 2028, Texas will become its second-largest utility operation.

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