American Water Works Company, Inc. filings document the regulatory, financial and governance disclosures of a regulated water and wastewater utility holding company. Recent Form 8-K reports include material-event disclosures for state public service commission orders, general rate cases, approved water and wastewater revenue adjustments, infrastructure capital investment recovery and related capital-structure measures for subsidiaries such as Maryland American Water and West Virginia American Water.
The company’s SEC record also includes proxy and governance materials, shareholder voting matters, operating and financial results, material agreements and capital-structure disclosures. These filings describe how utility regulation, rate-base investment, authorized returns, common-equity and debt ratios, board governance and shareholder approvals are reported within American Water Works’ public-company framework.
American Water Works Company, Inc. reported results of its 2026 annual meeting and a new regulatory filing by its Kentucky subsidiary. Shareholders approved amendments to the 2017 omnibus equity compensation plan and a nonqualified employee stock purchase plan, and adopted a charter amendment providing for officer exculpation under updated Delaware law.
Kentucky-American Water filed a rate request with the Kentucky Public Service Commission seeking aggregate annualized incremental revenues of $17.7 million, tied to about $108 million of planned capital investment from January through December 2027. The request is based on a proposed 10.75% return on equity and a capital structure with 52.29% common equity. Interim rates are expected to begin in December 2026, with any difference from final approved rates subject to refund.
American Water Works Company, Inc. Schedule 13G: Wellington-affiliated entities report beneficial ownership of 11,313,847 shares, representing 5.79% of common stock as of 03/31/2026. The filing attributes voting and dispositive powers as shared among Wellington entities and states holdings are owned of record by clients of Wellington investment advisers.
American Water Works sent employees an update on integration planning for its proposed merger with Essential Utilities. The note says regulatory review is progressing: regulatory approval in Kentucky has been received, all 14 Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission hearings have concluded, North Carolina hearings were held on May 4 and May 5, and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio review is complete. Management says integration planning will accelerate and more employees may be asked to support the effort.
American Water Works sent employees an update on integration planning for its proposed merger with Essential Utilities. The note says regulatory review is progressing: regulatory approval in Kentucky has been received, all 14 Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission hearings have concluded, North Carolina hearings were held on May 4 and May 5, and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio review is complete. Management says integration planning will accelerate and more employees may be asked to support the effort.
American Water Works and Essential Utilities announced that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio issued an order approving their proposed merger on May 14, 2026. This follows approval in Kentucky on April 21, 2026 and prior shareholder approval. The all‑stock merger announced on October 27, 2025 would create a combined company serving more than 4.7 million water and wastewater customer connections and more than 740,000 gas customer connections, operating under the American Water name and headquartered in Camden, New Jersey. The companies state the transaction is expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions including Hart‑Scott‑Rodino clearance and additional regulatory approvals.
American Water Works and Essential Utilities announced that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio issued an order approving their proposed merger on May 14, 2026. This follows approval in Kentucky on April 21, 2026 and prior shareholder approval. The all‑stock merger announced on October 27, 2025 would create a combined company serving more than 4.7 million water and wastewater customer connections and more than 740,000 gas customer connections, operating under the American Water name and headquartered in Camden, New Jersey. The companies state the transaction is expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions including Hart‑Scott‑Rodino clearance and additional regulatory approvals.
American Water Works Company, Inc. director Raffiq Nathoo received an equity award of 1,374 stock units that settle in common stock on a one-share-per-unit basis. The units vested on the grant date and were immediately converted into common shares, bringing his direct holdings to 2,536 shares.
American Water Works Company, Inc. director Stuart M. McGuigan received an equity grant of 1,374 stock units that settle in common stock on a one-share-per-unit basis. The units vested on the grant date and were immediately converted into shares.
Following this award, McGuigan directly holds 3,340 shares of American Water Works common stock. This is a compensation-related acquisition rather than an open-market purchase.
American Water Works Company, Inc. director Michael Marberry reported an equity award in the form of 1,374 stock units that settle solely in common stock on a one-share-per-unit basis. The units vested on the grant date and were immediately converted into shares, increasing his direct holdings to 11,395 common shares. This was a compensation-related grant at no cash cost per share, not an open-market purchase.
American Water Works Company director Karl F. Kurz received a grant of 2,159 stock units that vest immediately and convert into common shares on a one-share-per-unit basis at no cost. After this grant, he directly holds 22,758 shares of American Water Works common stock.
American Water Works Company, Inc. director Patricia L. Kampling received an award of 1,374 units that settle in common stock on a one-share-per-unit basis. The stock units vested on the grant date and were immediately converted into shares of common stock. Following this compensation-related grant, she directly holds 9,028 shares of American Water Works common stock.
American Water Works Company, Inc. director Julia L. Johnson received a grant of 1374 stock units that settle solely in the company’s common stock on a one-share-per-unit basis. The units vested on the grant date and were immediately converted into shares of common stock.
After this award, Johnson directly holds 32052 shares of American Water Works common stock. This was a compensation-related grant at a stated transaction price of $0.0000 per share, not an open-market stock purchase or sale.