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Middlesex Water Company (MSEX)

NASDAQ Utilities Regulated Water
$58.28 ▼ -0.11%
Market Cap
$1.10B
Sector
Utilities
Industry
Regulated Water
Beta
0.73
52-Wk Range
44.17-62.18
CEO
Nadine Duchemin-Leslie
Country
US
Currency
USD

Middlesex Water Company operates in the Regulated Water industry of the Utilities sector, headquartered in Iselin, NJ, US. The stock last traded at $58.28, down 0.11% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $1.10B. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of 22.33, a net margin of 23.3%. Its beta of 0.73 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Valuation & profitability (TTM)
P/E
22.33
Price / Sales
5.33
Price / Book
2.09
EV / EBITDA
15.62
Gross margin
43.6%
Operating margin
29.2%
Net margin
23.3%
Return on equity
Debt / equity
0.84
Current ratio
0.50
Dividend yield
2.4%
Payout ratio
54.6%
Company profile
Exchange
NASDAQ Global Select
Employees
395
IPO date
1973-02-21
Headquarters
Iselin, NJ, US
About Middlesex Water Company

Middlesex Water Company primarily delivers vital water and wastewater utility services, structured around two key business units. Its regulated operations are dedicated to the acquisition, treatment, and distribution of water to a broad spectrum of retail and wholesale clients, including residential, commercial, industrial, and fire protection users. This division also oversees regulated wastewater systems in both New Jersey and Delaware. Complementing this, the company's non-regulated segment furnishes contract-based services for the management and maintenance of municipal and private water and wastewater infrastructure within the same states. The firm, established in 1896, maintains its corporate headquarters in Iselin, New Jersey.

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