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- **EPS Growth**: Q3 2025 adjusted EPS of $1.27 (8% YoY), narrowing 2025 guidance to $2.95-$3.00.
- **Infrastructure Investment**: $358M spent on water/wastewater systems (74% of $486M budget), with AMI deployment driving efficiency.
- **Texas Acquisitions**: Quadvest deal progressing with 52,400 connections (11.5% YoY growth); Cibolo Valley acquisition expected Q4 2026 close.
- **Q4 Outlook**: EPS decline of $0.27-$0.32 due to regulatory adjustments and higher expenses.
- **Strategic Focus**: Maintaining 5-7% EPS CAGR through 2029, prioritizing disciplined execution and affordability.

**【CEO & Management Remarks】**
- Announced Jonathan Reeder as Senior Director of Treasury & Investor Relations, leveraging his 20+ years of utility sector experience.
- Reported Q3 2025 adjusted EPS of $1.27, up 8% YoY, with year-to-date EPS of $2.53 (14% YoY growth).
- Highlighted infrastructure investments: $358M spent on water/wastewater systems (74% of $486M budget), including advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) deployment in California.
- Announced two Texas acquisitions: Quadvest (pending PUCT approval) and Cibolo Valley wastewater plant (1,500 active connections).
- Reaffirmed 5-7% EPS CAGR through 2029, excluding Quadvest impact (expected accretive in 2028).

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Narrowed 2025 EPS guidance to $2.95-$3.00 (from $2.90-$3.00), reflecting strong execution.
- Q3 revenue growth driven by rate increases (+$14.6M) and higher pass-through costs (+$6.6M), offset by production expenses (+$5.1M).
- Operating expenses up 9% YoY due to pension costs, salaries, and CapEx-related depreciation.
- Raised $108M via ATM program, with $244M available on credit lines.
- Year-to-date tax rate increased to 14% (from 10%) due to higher pre-tax income.

**【CFO Regulatory & M&A Update】**
- Connecticut Water's infrastructure surcharge approved as filed; Texas Water filed $5.1M system improvement charge.
- Quadvest deal: FMV determination expected in December, with STM filing and mid-2026 close.
- Cibolo Valley acquisition: 1,500 active connections, with 250+ under contract, expected to close Q4 2026.
- Quadvest connections grew 11.5% YoY to 52,400, driven by Houston's population growth.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Texas Competition**: American Water's Essential merger viewed as positive industry consolidation; H2O remains focused on disciplined growth without stretching accretion targets.
- **Aquarion Acquisition**: If rejected, H2O would evaluate alternative financing (hybrid debt/equity) but prioritize balance sheet strength.
- **Q4 EPS Outlook**: $0.27-$0.32 decline due to regulatory adjustments (Connecticut rate case favorability lapped), higher operating expenses, and share dilution.
- **Quadvest Financing**: Equity raise timing dependent on FMV disclosure (early 2026) and market conditions.


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