Cadiz is a water solutions provider, dedicated to delivering clean, reliable, and affordable water for people
Cadiz is a water solutions provider, dedicated to delivering clean, reliable, and affordable water for people

Cadiz is a leading water solutions provider, delivering clean, reliable, and affordable water for people.

Cadiz Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend for Q1 2025 on Series A Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock.
Who We Are
New Reality. New Solutions.
Communities face a new reality due to climate change, with unpredictable, extreme weather – extended drought, intense flooding – and too little storage to buffer those extremes.
Water scarcity and flooding are solvable problems, with solutions ready to implement. Cadiz has developed assets and capabilities to address the water crisis in California and beyond.
In collaboration with public agencies, Cadiz offers new approaches to conserve, manage, and treat groundwater, including repurposing fossil-fuel infrastructure to bring clean water to communities in need.
We provide water while not harming the environment.
Partners in Water Equity



Our Environmental Stewardship


We take responsibility for our unique assets and have a comprehensive and robust approach to environmental stewardship. We use innovative techniques to deliver clean, affordable water in a sustainable way. We’re proud to lead our sector in reclaiming water that would otherwise be lost to evaporation; repurposing fossil-fuel infrastructure to transport water; investing in extensive groundwater monitoring for sustainability; protecting endangered wildlife from climate change; providing cost-effective technology to treat contaminated water; and advancing sustainable agriculture.

Cadiz and California water conveyance infrastructure map
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