Marcos Jr. to release PrimeWater investigation findings Friday

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has received a comprehensive report from the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) regarding PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp., following consumer complaints.

Malacañang will reveal on Friday the findings of the investigation and the next steps to address the issues, as Undersecretary Claire Castro assured that appropriate legal actions are being prepared based on the LWUA's report.

PrimeWater, owned by the Villar family, has faced numerous complaints over service interruptions and inconsistent water supply in various parts of the country, affecting 16 million consumers.

Local government officials and consumer groups have been calling for a review of public-private partnerships in water service delivery as LWUA investigates how water districts can terminate their agreements with PrimeWater.

PrimeWater continues to cooperate fully with regulatory bodies, including the LWUA, affirming its commitment to transparency and accountability.

The company remains open to any guidance or recommendations that may arise from this process, emphasizing its dedication to strengthening operations and responding to community needs.