← All themes Water

Water Infrastructure

Pipes, pumps, valves, and meters move and measure water, and much of the installed network is old enough to lose a large share of what passes through it. Replacement is slow, locally funded, and unavoidable.

17 stocks

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	% of Portfolio	Status
1926	Starboard Value New York	$0	-$5.37M	–	Closed
1927	TCA Taconic Capital Advisors New York	$0	-$12M	–	Closed
1928	TPW Tiller Private Wealth Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	$0	-$224K	–	Closed
1929	TF TimeScale Financial Danvers, Massachusetts	$0	-$9.71K	–	Closed
1930	TC Toews Corporation Northfield, New Jersey	$0	-$778K	–	Closed
1931	TCWM Total Clarity Wealth Management St. Charles, Illinois	$0	-$419K	–	Closed
1932	TC Truvestments Capital Sarasota, Florida	$0	-$6.17K	–	Closed
1933	UBS O'Connor Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$2.87M	–	Closed
1934	UFG United Fire Group Cedar Rapids, Iowa	$0	-$276K	–	Closed
1935	Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Co Helsinki, Finland	$0	-$10.4M	–	Closed
1936	WAM Watershed Asset Management San Francisco, California	$0	-$267K	–	Closed
1937	WAP Wealthcare Advisory Partners West Chester, Pennsylvania	$0	-$205K	–	Closed
1938	WC Wealthspring Capital West Harrison, New York	$0	-$394K	–	Closed
1939	Weiss Asset Management Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$1.2M	–	Closed
1940	WCMNY Westchester Capital Management (New York) Valhalla, New York	$0	-$4.66M	–	Closed
1941	Westwood Holdings Group Dallas, Texas	$0	-$577K	–	Closed
1942	WRBC W.R. Berkley Corp Greenwich, Connecticut	$0	-$2.6M	–	Closed
1943	WIS Wright Investors Service Shelton, Connecticut	$0	-$440K	–	Closed
1944	YCM Yakira Capital Management Westport, Connecticut	$0	-$3.04M	–	Closed
1945	YCM Yaupon Capital Management New York	$0	-$7.86M	–	Closed