United Utilities

FY24/25: One eye on the dividend, the other on the regulator

25/06/25 -"United Utilities reported FY24/25 results broadly in line with expectations. Revenue rose by 10%, driven by inflation-linked regulatory adjustments. EBITDA jumped by 40%, supported by operational ..."

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