York Water reported FY 2025 operating revenues of USD 77.5 million, up USD 2.5 million, while net income was USD 20.1 million, down USD 0.3 million. Basic and diluted EPS was USD 1.39, down USD 0.03. The company said the revenue increase was primarily driven by customer growth and its Distribution System Improvement Charge (DSIC), while results reflected higher operation and maintenance expenses and depreciation, higher interest on debt, and lower allowance for funds used during construction (AFUDC); it also cited lower income taxes tied to higher deductions from IRS tangible property regulations and a non-recurring gain on life insurance. In Q4 2025, York Water posted operating revenues of USD 19.5 million, up USD 0.6 million, and net income of USD 5.2 million, up USD 0.03 million, with basic and diluted EPS of USD 0.36. For 2025, York Water said it invested USD 48.7 million in capital projects, including main extensions and an enterprise software system upgrade, and replaced about 54,100 feet of water main and 1,800 feet of wastewater main. The company also said it anticipates investments of about USD 48.0 million in each of 2026 and 2027, excluding acquisitions, spanning main extensions, the software upgrade, water and wastewater treatment plant construction, water tank replacement, and routine infrastructure improvements.
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