Company overview
American States Water Company, through its subsidiaries, provides water and electric services to residential, commercial, industrial, and other customers in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Water, Electric, and Contracted Services. It purchases, produces, distributes, and sells water, as well as distributes electricity. The company provides water service to approximately 264,600 customers located within approximately 80 communities in Northern, Coastal, and Southern California; and distributes electricity to approximately 24,900 customers in the City of Big Bear Lake and surrounding areas in San Bernardino County, California. It also offers water and/or wastewater services at various military installations. American States Water Company was founded in 1929 and is headquartered in San Dimas, California.
Daily valuation snapshot
These values come from the daily market snapshot dated 2026-10-08. TTM means trailing twelve months. Use the market date when comparing AWR with another company.
| Daily close (USD) | $81.83 |
| Market capitalization (USD) | $3,243,383,275.58 |
| Price / earnings (TTM) | 22.66 |
| Price / book | Not reported |
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American States Water Company's recorded market capitalization is $3,243,383,275.58. It measures the market value of the company's equity, rather than its revenue or cash balance.
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AWR's recorded P/E is 22.66: about $22.66 of share price for each $1 of trailing annual earnings per share. Compare that multiple with earnings growth and companies in the same business.
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