Southern water sold in £4bn deal

A British utility company responsible for supplying water to more than two million people was sold today in a deal valuing the business at £4.2bn (€5.9bn).

A British utility company responsible for supplying water to more than two million people was sold today in a deal valuing the business at £4.2bn (€5.9bn).

Southern Water, which provides services across Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, is to be bought by a consortium led by investment bank JP Morgan.

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