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Cadiz signs MOU for 10,000 AFY Arizona water supply

Jul 2, 2026, 1:39 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Non-binding MOU with a major Arizona district signals potential long-run revenue and asset utilization, though near-term impact depends on definitive agreements and regulatory approvals; historically, such milestones can lift a small-cap with visible contract value but require follow-on confirmations.

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Cadiz, Inc. and CAIDD announced a Memorandum of Understanding to purchase up to 10,000 acre-feet per year from Cadiz's Mojave Groundwater Bank, enabling an interstate exchange of Colorado River water. The agreement advances drought-resilient supplies for Arizona and aligns with federal review to evaluate the Mojave Bank, potentially expanding Cadiz's long-term water-revenue opportunities.

CAIDD and Cadiz sign MOU for up to 10,000 AFY water.
MOU enables interstate Colorado River water exchange via Mojave Groundwater Bank.
Pricing starts at $850/AFY plus O&M and capital charges.
Term: 50 years with renewals; regulatory review by Reclamation ongoing.

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