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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Consolidated Water Co Ltd CWCO

Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. is a Cayman Islands-based company that develops and operates advanced water supply and treatment plants and water distribution systems. The Company also provides design, engineering, operating, and other services applicable to commercial, municipal, and industrial water production, supply, and wastewater treatment. Its segments are retail, bulk, services, and... see more

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Consolidated Water Co Ltd > Dead in the water
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Post by MaterialsMan on Jun 07, 2024 12:02am

Dead in the water

I never thought that Consolidated would get a dime out of the Mexican deal gone bad.
Maybe there is such a thing as just compensation.
Whatever the case, 35 million to a company of this size is a pretty good chunk of change.
Very surprised that its not being reflected in the SP.
The settlement may take place in June. Pehaps even in time for the 2nd quarter results.
Not sure how this will be applied to the earnings statement.
Maybe a special dividend will be in order. A big one.
Comment by MaterialsMan on Aug 16, 2024 4:36am
Feeling a little confused. The settlement was for 35 million. Twelve is accounted for in the quarterly results. What happened to the rest? That's around two bucks a shares. Anybody reading this have a clue?
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