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Essential Utilities — May 6, 2026 release

Fiscal 2026 first-quarter results · 8-K Item 2.02 · Exhibit 99.1 · 0001552781-26-000307
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Regulated infrastructure investments
“$1.7 billion”
Period
FY2026
Measure
Company-defined measure
Source
Prose
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Quarterly cash dividend
“$0.3426 per share of common stock”
Regulated infrastructure investments for FY2026
“$1.7 billion”
Long-term earnings per share compound annual… for the long term
“5% to 7%”
Multiyear plan to ensure finished water does… for the long term
“Multiyear plan to ensure that finished water does not exceed the federal maximum contaminant level of the six EPA-regulated PFAS chemicals.”
Multiyear plan for finished water PFAS compl… for the long term
“does not exceed the federal maximum contaminant level of the six EPA-regulated PFAS chemicals”
Exhibit 99.1 · the passage around this item
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The Company continues to be a leader in the United States at replacing miles of aged underground utility pipes and is committed to maintaining elevated levels of infrastructure investment. Essential is on track to invest $1.7 billion in needed infrastructure investments in 2026.   Water Utility Growth by Acquisition Essential’s continued growth by acquisition allows the company to provide safe and reliable water and wastewater service to a larger customer base than it could from organic customer growth alone. On March 4, 2026, Essential announced that it had closed on its $18 million purchase of the Greenville Municipal Water Authority in Mercer County, PA. The system serves more than 2,900 customers in Greenville Borough as well as Hempfield and West Salem Townships. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) approved the transaction on January 15, 2026. Since 2015, Essential has acquired approximately $570 million in rate base and added more than 138,000 new customers or equivalent dwelling units to the company’s footprint.   The company has signed purchase agreements for additional water and wastewater systems in Pennsylvania, Texas, North Carolina and New Jersey that are pending closing and are expected to serve over 201,000 customers or equivalent dwelling units and total approximately $285 million in purchase price. The Company’s $276.5 million agreement to acquire the Delaware
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