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(Bloomberg) -- Thames Water’s preferred bidder KKR & Co. has pulled out of a rescue deal in a major setback for the utility. The US alternative asset manager “will not be in a position to ...

British utility Thames Water says a U.S. investment firm has dropped a rescue bid for the debt-burdened company.

Group sales rose 15% to £1.05 billion, aided by the full-year addition of SES Water, while adjusted EPS was a negative 10.3p. The board announced a dividend of 31.57p per share, up 3.4% year-on-year.

Britain's biggest water supplier, Thames Water, said it was aiming to secure new equity in the coming months and was putting an attempt to raise customer bills by 53% on hold while it works to ...

THAMES Water creditors have appealed to the water regulator to defer fines as a condition of the company’s multi-billion pound bailout. The group of more than 100 financial institutions hold about £12 ...

Thames Water is in purgatory. Britain’s biggest water utility recently averted collapse via an expensive 3 billion pound loan from existing creditors, but it still needs to raise equity to cut ...

Thames Water’s customers will pay the price for the “futile, expensive and extremely short-term bail out” approved by a High Court judge, an MP has warned.

Troubled Thames Water has launched an appeal against regulator Ofwat’s price cap, as it says hiking bills by a third over the next five years is not enough.

Thames Water could run out of money within weeks if a deal to restructure the company cannot be agreed, the High Court has been told. The firm, which is responsible for London’s water supply, is stuck ...

Thames Water has confirmed prices for its customers will be hiked by £19 a month from April. The firm claims the increase is to allow for investment in the infrastructure over the next five years.