Watts Water Technologies, Inc. filings document a Delaware public company whose Class A common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under WTS. Its Form 8-K reports frequently furnish quarterly operating results and financial-condition updates, including earnings releases for its plumbing, heating and water quality products business.
The company's regulatory record also includes proxy materials for annual-meeting matters, board governance, executive compensation and stockholder voting. Other 8-K disclosures address officer and director changes, compensatory arrangements, director indemnification agreements, registered security information and related corporate-governance matters.
Watts Water Technologies (WTS) delivered solid Q2-25 results. Net sales rose 7.8% YoY to $643.7 m, driven by 11% growth in the Americas and stable demand in Europe; APMEA declined slightly. Gross profit climbed 14% to $325.9 m, lifting gross margin 260 bp to 50.7%. Operating income advanced 21% to $135.3 m despite $3.4 m of restructuring costs, while net income increased 23% to $100.9 m. Diluted EPS reached $3.01 versus $2.44. For the first six months, revenue grew 2.9% to $1.20 bn and EPS improved 13% to $5.22.
Cash & balance sheet remain strong. Cash and equivalents stand at $369.3 m vs. $386.9 m at FY-24, supporting $197.3 m of long-term debt (net cash position). Operating cash flow was $124.9 m (-5% YoY) as higher receivables and inventory offset earnings gains. Equity rose to $1.89 bn, aided by $174.9 m year-to-date profit and foreign currency translation gains that cut accumulated OCI loss to $(128.2) m.
Strategic activity. The company closed two U.S. water-quality acquisitions: I-CON Systems ($70.7 m) and EasyWater (undisclosed, immaterial), adding $52 m of goodwill and $25 m of intangibles. Restructuring charges total $20.7 m YTD, primarily “France Actions 2025.” A quarterly dividend of $0.52/share (up from $0.43) was declared, and $7.9 m of stock was repurchased. Management cites ongoing investment in connected, high-value water solutions and expects benefits from recent deals and cost actions.