ADVISORY/Philadelphia SuburbanCorporation Chairman to Ring the Closing Bell At NYSE Commemorating Name and Ticker Change
ADVISORY/Philadelphia SuburbanCorporation Chairman to Ring the Closing Bell At NYSE Commemorating Name and Ticker Change
January 14, 2004
Jan 14, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Philadelphia Suburban Corporation (NYSE:PSC)
WHO: Philadelphia Suburban Corporation Chairman and CEO
Nicholas DeBenedictis and other company officers.
WHAT: Ringing of The Closing Bell(TM) at the New York Stock
Exchange (NYSE) commemorating the company's name
change to Aqua America Inc. and ticker symbol change
to WTR.
WHEN: Friday, January 16, 2004
4:00 p.m.
WHERE: New York Stock Exchange
Broadcast media - Live feeds for The Closing Bell
(starting at 3:55 p.m.) are available via fiber
line at Waterfront #1630. The Closing Bell is also
broadcast live on CNBC, CNNfn and Bloomberg TV
daily.
Print media - Photos of the bell ringing are
available via Associated Press/New York
(212-621-1902), Reuters America (646-223-6285)
and Bloomberg Photo (212-893-3420).
DETAILS: Philadelphia Suburban Corporation (NYSE:PSC) Chairman
and CEO Nicholas DeBenedictis will be joined by other
company officers and directors as he rings The Closing
Bell at the New York Stock Exchange commemorating the
company's name change to Aqua America, Inc. and its
ticker symbol change to WTR. PSC, which traces its
routes to a local water utility in suburban
Philadelphia founded in 1886, is now the largest
U.S.-based, publicly-traded water utility serving
approximately 2.5 million residents in 14 states. The
new name reflects the company's national position.
EDITOR'S NOTE: On January 16, 2004, media inquiries should be
directed to Scott Tattar (215-721-1692) or Linda Woody
(215-957-0300) at Tattar Richards DBC as PSC
communications staff will be on site at NYSE.
SOURCE: Philadelphia Suburban Corporation
Philadelphia Suburban Corporation Donna Alston, 610-645-1095 or Randi Polanich, 610-645-1175