INPP Reports 153.4p NAV and Reaffirms 2026 Dividend Target
INPP delivers steady growth through disciplined capital recycling and resilient infrastructure valuations, extending its share-buyback program through 2027 despite minor headwinds in digital assets.
💡 Key Takeaways
- NAV per share increased to 153.4 pence, supported by strong portfolio distributions and a stable 9.1% discount rate.
- Capital recycling strategy continues, with over £440 million in realized assets and new investments targeting returns above 11%.
- Dividend cover improved to 1.3 times, with the firm reaffirming its 2026 target of 8.79 pence per share.
- Share-buyback program extended through September 2027, maintaining a maximum capacity of £225 million.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
INPP is selling mature assets at or above NAV and reinvesting the proceeds into new infrastructure projects, such as the Moray West offshore transmission project, which offer higher projected returns exceeding 11%.
Due to structural headwinds in the U.K. alternative-network market, INPP decided not to provide further capital to toob and reduced its equity investment to nil, though it retains a £2.6 million senior debt-equivalent position.
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