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Thames Water investor quits board as ‘nationalisation’ plan loomsowners of Thames, the UK’s biggest water firm. The resignation move is expected to trigger more of the company’s shareholder representatives to quit the board, according to SkyNews.
Thames Water's chief executive Chris Weston said the firm was 'pleased' that the Court of Appeal had upheld a 'strong High Court decision'. 'We remain focused on putting Thames Water onto a more ...
Fresh doubt has been cast over the race to find a white knight buyer for Thames Water as it struggles to provide details of its labyrinthine network of pipes, sewage works and reservoirs.
A High Court judge approved plans this week to restructure Thames Water with a loan of up to £3billion – just weeks before the struggling firm was to run out of money. In return, the firm is ...
Thames Water’s “blatant and greedy” attempts to rake in more cash from the public have been slammed by campaigners. The water company launched a bid to charge its customers more over the ...
Senior executives at Assured Guaranty, one of the largest creditors to Thames Water, said they’re optimistic about the troubled UK utility after it won approval for emergency liquidity.
London is at risk of being swamped by burst pipes and sewage leaks if Thames Water is forced into an emergency nationalisation later this month. Insiders have expressed growing concerns that ...
Thames Water has stepped up the hunt for new investors willing to pump in billions of pounds of emergency capital after the Court of Appeal approved a £3bn emergency debt bailout from its ...
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