Shares in United Utilities Group Plc rose to a record after the company announced plans to spend an extra £2.5 billion ($3.4 ...

United Utilities Group has seen its Fair Value Estimate tick upward, now at £13.03 per share compared to £13.02 previously. This slight rise follows recent analyst updates reflecting increased ...

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One of UK’s largest listed water company United Utilities is making a submission to the regulator to increase its investment ...

Household water bills for millions of customers will rise by 32% over the next five years, United Utilities (UU) has announced. The water company, which supplies Greater Manchester, Merseyside, ...

United Utilities Group Plc engages in the provision of water and wastewater services. It manages large areas of catchment land in a sustainable way and rely on watercourses where return wastewater ...

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The average customer will be paying £142 more on their annual water bill by 2030 More than seven million United Utilities customers across north-west England will see their water bills jump in April.

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By Ankita Bora April 30 (Reuters) - British group United Utilities forecast an increase in annual revenue and raised its five-year investment plan on Thursday, sending its shares to a record high. The ...

Profit at United Utilities jumped significantly ahead of the FTSE 100 giant hiking water bills for its more than seven million customers, it has been revealed. The Warrington-headquartered firm, which ...