Artesian Resources's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 9.77 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 8.58 %, while their net margin rose to 22.48 % year on year, Artesian Resources's Suppliers improved sequentially profit margin to 8.58 %,
Artesian Resources's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 9.77 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 8.58 %, while their net margin rose to 22.48 % year on year, Artesian Resources's Suppliers improved sequentially profit margin to 22.48 %,
We derive about 95% of our self-supplied groundwater from wells that pump groundwater
from aquifers and other formations located in the Atlantic Coastal Plain. The
remaining 5% of our groundwater supply comes from wells in the Piedmont Province.
We use a variety of treatment methods, including aeration, pH adjustment, chlorination,
fluoridation, ultra violet oxidation, arsenic removal, nitrate removal, radium
removal, iron removal, and carbon absorption to meet federal, state and local
water quality standards. Additionally, a corrosion inhibitor is added to all of
our self-supplied groundwater and most of the supply from interconnections. We
have 57 different water treatment facilities in our Delaware systems. We have
8 separate water treatment facilities in our Maryland systems. All water supplies
that we purchase from neighboring utilities are potable. Based on our experience,
we believe that the costs of treating groundwater are significantly lower than
those of treating surface water.
To supplement our groundwater supply, we purchase treated surface water through
interconnections only in the northern service area of our New Castle County,
Delaware system. The treated surface water is blended with our groundwater supply
for distribution to our customers. Nearly 85% of the overall 7.6 billion gallons
of water we distributed in all of our Delaware systems during 2014 came from
our groundwater wells, while the remaining 15% came from interconnections with
other utilities and municipalities. The majority of the 0.1 billion gallons
of water we distributed in all of our Maryland systems during 2014 came from
our groundwater wells, while a portion came from treated surface water. During
2014, our average rate of water pumped to our Delaware systems was approximately
17.6 mgd from our groundwater wells and approximately 3.2 mgd was supplied from
interconnections. We have one water treatment facility that treats surface water
from the Susquehanna River, located in Cecil County, Maryland. Our peak water
supply capacity currently is approximately 55.0 mgd in Delaware and approximately
2.0 mgd in Maryland. We believe that we have in place sufficient capacity to
provide water service for the foreseeable future to all existing and new customers
in all of our service territories.
Artesian Resources's Comment on Supply Chain
We derive about 95% of our self-supplied groundwater from wells that pump groundwater
from aquifers and other formations located in the Atlantic Coastal Plain. The
remaining 5% of our groundwater supply comes from wells in the Piedmont Province.
We use a variety of treatment methods, including aeration, pH adjustment, chlorination,
fluoridation, ultra violet oxidation, arsenic removal, nitrate removal, radium
removal, iron removal, and carbon absorption to meet federal, state and local
water quality standards. Additionally, a corrosion inhibitor is added to all of
our self-supplied groundwater and most of the supply from interconnections. We
have 57 different water treatment facilities in our Delaware systems. We have
8 separate water treatment facilities in our Maryland systems. All water supplies
that we purchase from neighboring utilities are potable. Based on our experience,
we believe that the costs of treating groundwater are significantly lower than
those of treating surface water.
To supplement our groundwater supply, we purchase treated surface water through
interconnections only in the northern service area of our New Castle County,
Delaware system. The treated surface water is blended with our groundwater supply
for distribution to our customers. Nearly 85% of the overall 7.6 billion gallons
of water we distributed in all of our Delaware systems during 2014 came from
our groundwater wells, while the remaining 15% came from interconnections with
other utilities and municipalities. The majority of the 0.1 billion gallons
of water we distributed in all of our Maryland systems during 2014 came from
our groundwater wells, while a portion came from treated surface water. During
2014, our average rate of water pumped to our Delaware systems was approximately
17.6 mgd from our groundwater wells and approximately 3.2 mgd was supplied from
interconnections. We have one water treatment facility that treats surface water
from the Susquehanna River, located in Cecil County, Maryland. Our peak water
supply capacity currently is approximately 55.0 mgd in Delaware and approximately
2.0 mgd in Maryland. We believe that we have in place sufficient capacity to
provide water service for the foreseeable future to all existing and new customers
in all of our service territories.
ARTNA's Suppliers Net Income grew by
ARTNA's Suppliers Net margin grew in Q2 to
87.6 %
22.48 %
ARTNA's Suppliers Net Income grew by 87.6 %
ARTNA's Suppliers Net margin grew in Q2 to 22.48 %
Artesian Resources's Suppliers Sales Growth
in Q2 2026 by Industry
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