This Water Infrastructure Stock Is Making Waves in 2025

Wall Street just had a banner year, and many predict the same for 2025. But will the AI boom drive stocks higher for the third year in a row? Or is it time for investors to ride a new wave?

Well, one such wave might just be gathering in the Southwest.

This year, Cadiz, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDZI) is set to begin construction on the region’s largest water pipeline. The Mojave Groundwater Bank will send affordable, reliable, and clean water to much of the region, including historically underserved communities.

Cadiz made news in November when it purchased 180 miles of steel pipe from the failed Keystone XL project. And investors’ heads turned again shortly thereafter when the Lytton Rancheria tribe announced it would invest $50 million in the project.

It’s a groundbreaking partnership (see what we did there?) that marks the first major investment by a Native American tribe in large-scale water infrastructure off tribal lands.

Meanwhile, another recent deal with RIC Energy to produce clean-burning hydrogen for US automobile manufacturers and power plants could position the company favorably under President-elect Donald Trump’s second presidency. Oil and gas giants are directing substantial capital toward green hydrogen, and Cadiz could see some of it.

In other words, the infrastructure company has been moving pieces into place for the past year, and it’s already making seismic waves. Its stock has climbed more than 70% in the past 12 months.

But with Cadiz finally set to break ground on its project, 2024 might seem like a ripple compared to 2025.

Click here to see what’s coming down the pipeline for Cadiz.

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