Vidler Water Resources Inc

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VWTR

Vidler Water Resources Inc (VWTR)

Q: What is Vidler Water Resources Inc (VWTR) share price today?

Vidler Water Resources Inc (VWTR) share price today is $11.42

Q: Can Indians buy Vidler Water Resources Inc (VWTR) shares?

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Key Stats

Open	$11.45
Today Low/High	$11.42 / $11.69
52 Week Low/High	$8.52 / $16.28
P/E ratio	22.65
Market Cap	$214.34M

Company Details

Vidler Water Resources, Inc. is a private-sector water resource company focused on the development of reliable water supplies in geographic areas lacking available water resources. The copmpany provides water development solutions for end users by identifying, acquiring and developing water rights, often within fragmented agricultural markets, and over time converting these water rights to higher valued municipal and industrial uses.