H2O America announced it will release its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026 after the market close on Monday, October 26, 2026.

The utility provider stated that management will host a conference call to discuss these results and other recent developments on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The call is scheduled for 7:00 am Pacific time, which corresponds to 10:00 am Eastern time.

Management participation

The conference call will be hosted by the following executives:

• Andrew F. Walters, Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board
• Ann P. Kelly, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer
• Bruce A. Hauk, President and Chief Operating Officer

Access details

Investors, media, analysts, and the public can listen to the live webcast by registering on the company’s website. An accompanying slide presentation will be published to the site prior to the call.

The archive of the webcast will remain available until January 26, 2027.

H2O America (NASDAQ: HTO) announced that its regulated subsidiary, The Texas Water Company, Inc. (TWC), has completed the acquisition of all assets owned by Quadvest. This transaction more than doubles H2O America’s water and wastewater connections in Texas, significantly expanding its presence in key growth markets.

The acquisition integrates Quadvest’s operations, which have served Houston-area customers since 1978, into TWC’s existing Hill Country infrastructure. Andrew F. Walters, chair of the board and CEO of H2O America, described the move as a milestone in building a stronger utility portfolio. The company projects that Quadvest’s operations will deliver double-digit customer growth over the next several years in some of the fastest-growing counties in the United States.

Strategic shift in customer concentration

The integration is expected to alter H2O America’s geographic mix substantially. Prior to this transaction, Texas customers represented 8% of the company’s overall customer base. Following the addition of Quadvest’s assets and the anticipated buildout of its development pipeline, H2O America expects Texas customers to represent 26% of the total customer base by 2029.

This shift increases the company's exposure to the Texas market but also provides greater scale to support continued investment in critical infrastructure. The company stated that a more geographically and regulatorily diverse utility portfolio helps reduce exposure to weather, climate, and jurisdiction-specific risks across its broader network.

Operational continuity and local leadership

Operations for customers previously served by Quadvest will continue without interruption. Aundrea Williams, president of TWC, emphasized that the newly acquired team brings deep knowledge of their systems and communities. The retained locally based employees and leadership will continue to serve these growing Houston-area communities, preserving strong local accountability while drawing on a broader pool of operational, engineering, and technology expertise from TWC.

What the numbers show

The data reveals a deliberate pivot toward geographic concentration in a high-growth region. By increasing the Texas customer base from 8% to a projected 26% within three years, H2O America is transforming Texas from a minor operational segment into a primary driver of its long-term value proposition. This aligns with management’s view of Texas as an "increasingly meaningful driver" for sustainable value, balancing the increased regional dependency against the benefits of scale and regulatory diversity in other states.