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8-K filing — AMERICAN STATES WATER CO (AWR)

Aug 5, 2026, 8:25 PMSEC EDGAR

Filed: 2026-08-05 AccNo: 0001628280-26-053403 Size: 392 KB Item 2.02: Results of Operations and Financial Condition Item 9.01: Financial Statements and Exhibits

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    This Company Has Raised Its Dividend for 72 Straight Years. Almost Nobody Talks About It.

    American States Water (AWR) has extended its dividend growth streak to 72 consecutive years with an 8.2% increase, making it one of fewer than 60 companies with 50+ years of annual dividend increases. The regulated water and electric utility operates in California and manages military base facilities, generating stable cash flows. With a 2.5% yield, 8.7% compound annual dividend growth over the past decade, and a target of 7%+ future growth, the company remains an underrecognized dividend growth stock.

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    This Boring Company Has Hiked Its Dividend for 71 Straight Years, and It's an Income Investor's Dream

    American States Water (AWR) is highlighted as an attractive dividend stock for income investors, having raised its dividend annually for 71 consecutive years since 1955, making it a Dividend King. The utility company, which serves over 265,000 California residents with water and wastewater services, maintains a conservative 56.7% average payout ratio over the past decade and generates 78% of revenue from regulated businesses, providing predictable cash flows. Shares are currently trading at a discount to their five-year average valuation multiple.

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