NASDAQ
32.99USD
+0.12 (+0.37%)
We have scored 5 news catalysts on The York Water Company (YORW) over the past 12 months. The biggest single-day move next to one of them came Jun 27, 2026, when YORW closed +1.4%: “1 Cash-Rich Utility Retirees Can Count On to Protect Their Future Financial Plans”. Coverage across the window leans positive (average ticker sentiment +0.32). Most of the impact sits in interest rate sensitivity debt and capex intensity.
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Market cap
534.7M
P/E
—
EPS
—
Beta
0.61
52W range
28.26-34.81
Day range
32.73–33.13
Open
32.87
Prev close
32.87
Volume
157.6K
Avg volume
138.4K
Dividend
0.90
IPO
1999-05-03
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The York Water Company specializes in the acquisition, treatment, and delivery of potable water. Beyond its core water supply operations, the firm manages a comprehensive wastewater network, comprising three distinct collection systems and five full-service collection and purification plants. Its primary water sources include Lake Williams and Lake Redman, two reservoirs with a combined capacity of approximately 2.2 billion gallons. This supply is augmented by a 15-mile conduit channeling water from the Susquehanna River to Lake Redman, alongside nine active groundwater wells providing water to customers in Adams County. The company serves a diverse industrial customer base, spanning sectors such as home furnishings, electronics manufacturing, food processing, paper production, defense materials, textile fabrication, climate control systems, cleaning product formulation, sports equipment, and motorcycle assembly. These services reach 51 communities across three counties in the south-central portion of Pennsylvania. Established in 1816, The York Water Company is headquartered in York, Pennsylvania.
