Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2024-2026.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2024-2026.
Buyer mix
Strategic-led
9 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
3 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.
| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Jersey American Water | 5 | Regulated water and wastewater utility subsidiary of Amer... | Strategic |
| American Water | 3 | Largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in... | Strategic |
| American Water Works Company | 1 | Large U.S. regulated water and wastewater utility operato... | Strategic |
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
New Jersey American Water completed its acquisition of Gordon's Corner Water Company, adding approximately 15,300 water customer connections across portions of Marlboro, Manalapan, and Colts Neck Townships in New Jersey. The company plans to invest more than $25 million over the first five years to modernize infrastructure and improve system resiliency, while welcoming 20 employees from Gordon's Corner Water Company.
New Jersey American Water completed its $6.4 million acquisition of the municipally owned water system of Hopewell Borough. The deal adds about 930 water customer connections, with $7 million planned for infrastructure improvements over the first five years, including lead/service line and meter upgrades and PFAS mitigation.
New Jersey American Water, a subsidiary of American Water Works Company, completed its acquisition of the water and wastewater systems of Montague Sewer & Water Co. in New Jersey from Nexus Regulated Utilities. The deal expands New Jersey American Water’s service footprint by about 810 water customer connections and 270 wastewater customer connections.
New Jersey American Water completed the $19.7 million purchase of the South Orange Village water system, adding roughly 5,000 customer connections and obtaining municipal consent after a voter referendum. The utility plans up to $50 million in infrastructure investments over the next 10 years to modernize aging mains, remove lead and galvanized service lines, and improve service reliability.
New Jersey American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, completed the $6.5 million purchase of the Borough of Manville’s wastewater collection system, adding approximately 4,300 wastewater customers. The sale—approved by municipal referendum and state consent—transfers system ownership to the utility, which committed to invest a minimum of $10 million in wastewater improvements over the next ten years.
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New Jersey American Water is the main acquirer across the listed transactions, with American Water referenced as the parent in several deals.
Both. The page facts include acquisitions of water systems (and water customer connections) as well as wastewater collection systems (and wastewater customer connections).
Yes. Multiple deals describe planned spending after closing, such as modernization efforts and upgrades that can include lead/service-line and meter improvements, and PFAS mitigation in one case.
Often. Several listed deals mention municipal consent and/or voter referendum approval, along with state consent where noted.