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Consolidated Water Marks 50th Anniversary NASDAQ Bell Ringing Honour

Thu, Aug 17th 2023, 01:45 PM
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Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ Global Select: CWCO), a leading global developer and operator of advanced water supply and treatment plants with operations also in The Bahamas, rang the Nasdaq Opening Bell on Monday, August 14, to mark its 50th Anniversary.

Consolidated Water’s chairman of the board, Wil Pergande, had the iconic bell-ringing honour surrounded by other members of the Consolidated Water team and live-streamed on the Nasdaq broadcast system and across major business news networks, including CNBC, Fox Business News and Bloomberg TV, and simultaneously displayed on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square. A replay of the event is available on the Nasdaq MarketSite website: livestream.com/Nasdaq

“We’re honored to celebrate the 50th anniversary of our founding at the historic Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square and take this auspicious opportunity to bring recognition to the tremendous growth and success we have achieved over these years,” stated Pergande.

“During my 45-year tenure as a director of the company, I’ve witnessed our growth from a small water utility in Grand Cayman to now a multinational company with operations across the continental U.S., Hawaii, The Bahamas and the Caribbean, and more than $100 million in annualized revenue. Now in our 28th year trading on Nasdaq, I’m very pleased to say the best is yet to come.

“From its beginning, Consolidated Water has pursued a mission to provide state-of-the-art water services to areas of the world where the supply of potable water is scarce. The company’s dedicated team of engineers, builders and operators have long recognized that fresh water is the most precious resource in the world. Today, the company produces more than 25 million gallons of potable water daily from its 11-seawater desalination plants and operates 27 wastewater treatment facilities.”

Last month Consolidated Water announced it entered the U.S. desalination market with a $204 million contract to design, build, operate and maintain a seawater desalination plant in Hawaii. Since 1985, it has shared its success with its shareholders with a quarterly dividend.

Consolidated Water is a notable ongoing corporate benefactor of youth in The Bahamas, contributing financially to scholastic and sporting education and training, and is an ongoing contributor to national and local level emergencies. 

Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ Global Select: CWCO), a leading global developer and operator of advanced water supply and treatment plants with operations also in The Bahamas, rang the Nasdaq Opening Bell on Monday, August 14, to mark its 50th Anniversary.
Consolidated Water’s chairman of the board, Wil Pergande, had the iconic bell-ringing honour surrounded by other members of the Consolidated Water team and live-streamed on the Nasdaq broadcast system and across major business news networks, including CNBC, Fox Business News and Bloomberg TV, and simultaneously displayed on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square. A replay of the event is available on the Nasdaq MarketSite website: livestream.com/Nasdaq
“We’re honored to celebrate the 50th anniversary of our founding at the historic Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square and take this auspicious opportunity to bring recognition to the tremendous growth and success we have achieved over these years,” stated Pergande.
“During my 45-year tenure as a director of the company, I’ve witnessed our growth from a small water utility in Grand Cayman to now a multinational company with operations across the continental U.S., Hawaii, The Bahamas and the Caribbean, and more than $100 million in annualized revenue. Now in our 28th year trading on Nasdaq, I’m very pleased to say the best is yet to come.
“From its beginning, Consolidated Water has pursued a mission to provide state-of-the-art water services to areas of the world where the supply of potable water is scarce. The company’s dedicated team of engineers, builders and operators have long recognized that fresh water is the most precious resource in the world. Today, the company produces more than 25 million gallons of potable water daily from its 11-seawater desalination plants and operates 27 wastewater treatment facilities.”
Last month Consolidated Water announced it entered the U.S. desalination market with a $204 million contract to design, build, operate and maintain a seawater desalination plant in Hawaii. Since 1985, it has shared its success with its shareholders with a quarterly dividend.
Consolidated Water is a notable ongoing corporate benefactor of youth in The Bahamas, contributing financially to scholastic and sporting education and training, and is an ongoing contributor to national and local level emergencies. 
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