Intelligence Reports/Utility Intelligence Profile
Utility Intelligence Profile: Aguas Andinas cover

Utility Intelligence Profile

Utility Intelligence Profile: Aguas Andinas

A reference profile of Aguas Andinas, Chile's largest water and sanitation company, covering its mandate, supply, treatment, networks, wastewater, finances, projects, tariffs, energy, governance and climate exposure. It finds a stable, highly rated regulated monopoly whose main exposures are the Maipo River's volatility, network losses of 28.3% and a lawsuit against its main water-exchange agreement.

Geography
Greater Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
Evidence current to
2 November 2026
Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Price
USD 99
Secure Stripe checkout · your paid edition is delivered privately in this browser.

01

Executive overview

Key findings

2,388,110: drinking water customers of the group (June 2026)

CLP 712,787 million: revenue (FY 2025); EBITDA CLP 351,155 million

CLP 1,287,054 million: net financial debt (June 2026), 3.53x EBITDA

CLP 365 billion: tariff-linked investment plan for 2025–2030 (May 2026)

02

Buyer relevance

Who the report is for

Suppliers screening Chilean water utilities

Get the key figures on Aguas Andinas in one place, from 13,633 km of drinking water network to 3,190–3,200 L/s of planned new wells.

Analysts and lenders

Check revenue, EBITDA, net debt of CLP 1,287,054 million and net debt to EBITDA of 3.53x against the 2025–2030 investment plan.

Consultants and policy researchers

Reference the tariff regime, the Water Code reform and the climate hazards facing Santiago's supply in a compact format.

03

Decision scope

Questions answered

01

How big is Aguas Andinas?

It served 2,388,110 drinking water customers in June 2026 and produced 775.1 million m³ of drinking water in 2025.

02

How profitable is it?

FY 2025 revenue was CLP 712,787 million and EBITDA CLP 351,155 million, a margin of 49.3%.

03

What is it investing in?

A CLP 365 billion tariff-linked plan for 2025–2030, centered on new well fields and a link from the El Yeso reservoir to its treatment plants.

04

What are its main risks?

Maipo River volatility, losses of 28.3% in 2025 and a lawsuit against the 2021 irrigator agreement behind its Retorno Maipo project.

04

Inside the report

Inside the complete report

Executive Overview

Utility and Service Mandate

Water Resources and Supply

Infrastructure and Treatment

Networks and Assets

Wastewater and Resource Management

Financial Position

Investment and Major Projects

Tariffs and Customer Context

Energy and Sustainability

Governance and Regulation

Climate and Resilience

Forward Developments

Key Intelligence Summary

Source Register

05

Public preview

What to watch next

Financial Position

Q3 2026 results; net debt to EBITDA at year-end 2026.

Investment and Major Projects

FY 2026 capital spending against the CLP 200–250 billion range; Santiago West commissioning.

Tariffs and Customer Context

Complaints and overdue debt in FY 2026.

Governance and Regulation

The court's decision; the Maipo basin strategic plan.

Sample page · page 6 of 11

Financial position for FY 2023 to H1 2026 and the 2025–2030 investment projects.

Report page with tables of Aguas Andinas revenue, EBITDA and net debt, and a list of investment projects with status, including the Santiago West, Santiago South and Fajas de Canales wells.

06

Included

What you receive

The complete PDF report: 11 pages, 15 sections, 15 tables and a register of 20 sources.

This edition

November 2026, First edition.

07

Evidence & method

Evidence and method

The profile draws on Aguas Andinas' integrated reports and data tables for 2020 to 2025, its H1 2026 financial filing and 2023–2026 investor presentations, the regulator's 2020–2025 tariff study, Chilean government and CR2 publications, and press reporting checked in November 2026.

Sources

20 sources, listed in the report's source register. Evidence current to 2 November 2026. Principal data periods: FY 2025 (year ended December 31, 2025); H1 2026 (six months to June 30, 2026); 2025–2030 tariff period. Status checked on November 2, 2026. All currency is Chilean pesos (CLP) unless stated..

Evidence boundaries

This report uses authoritative source material available at the stated research cutoff. It distinguishes published facts, calculated values and analytical interpretation. No independent modelling is performed. Forward-looking analysis reflects published plans, documented trends and stated uncertainties. It does not constitute legal, financial, investment or engineering advice.

08

Lead analyst

Robert C. Brears

Founder, Our Future Water Intelligence

Robert C. Brears is a water-security specialist and author whose work examines utility governance, infrastructure investment, climate resilience and long-term water-system change for executive and policy audiences.

  • Decision-focused utility intelligence
  • Published water-policy author
  • Evidence-grounded system analysis

09

Buyer FAQs

Before you purchase

Who can use the report?

Licensed for internal use within one purchasing organization. The PDF and its contents may be shared with colleagues within that organization. External redistribution, resale and public publication are prohibited without permission.

How is the report delivered?

The PDF is available to download immediately after confirmed payment, through our secure delivery system.

Can my organization buy wider access?

Institutional purchasing: For invoice enquiries, multi-organization licensing or broader access requirements, contact Our Future Water Intelligence.

10

Utility Intelligence Profile: Aguas Andinas

Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Price
USD 99
Secure Stripe checkout · your paid edition is delivered privately in this browser.

11

Report details

Publication details

Publisher
Our Future Water Intelligence
Report family
Utility Intelligence Profile
Edition
November 2026, First edition
Format
PDF
Length
11 pages
Reference
OFW_EXT_AGUAS_ANDINAS_UTILITY_INTELLIGENCE_PROFILE_b2e6d9f0452d
Evidence current to
2 November 2026

14

Explore this report family

More Utility Intelligence Profiles

Explore the same report family covering other utilities.

Utility Intelligence Profile: PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency cover

Utility Intelligence Profile: PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency

PUB runs Singapore's whole water loop, from 17 reservoirs and four supply sources to the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System and national coastal protection. Its distribution losses fell to 7.1% in 2024, but its operating expenses of S$1,875.6 million in FY2024/25 exceeded operating income by S$315.5 million, a gap covered by government grants, while borrowings doubled to S$2,025.0 million.
Geography
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency
Edition
October 2026, First edition
Length
13 pages
Explore report
Utility Intelligence Profile: Denver Water cover

Utility Research and Reference

Utility Intelligence Profile: Denver Water

Denver Water has topped out the Gross Reservoir dam raise, in a drought that left storage at 66% in October 2026.
Geography
Denver metropolitan area, Colorado, United States
Edition
October 2026, updated edition
Length
14 pages
Explore report

Stay informed

Our Future Water Intelligence updates

New analysis, water intelligence and report releases, delivered by email.