Water has no market price almost anywhere. That is exactly why "water is the new oil" fails as an investment thesis.
The scarcity is measurable but regional. The price is set by city councils and regulators and covers on average only 70 percent of costs in the EU. What exists instead is forced capital spending: lead pipes, PFAS limits, chip fabs, data centers. That money lands with the equipment makers, not with the water.
Europe's largest water ETF is 45 percent regulated utilities. Eight companies in the Alien Analyzer check, from Xylem to Geberit, plus one cautionary tale with 712 million dollars in accumulated losses.
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