Greencoat Renewables

Greencoat Renewables set the conversion rate on 11 August for the quarterly dividend (1.70250 euro cents per share for the quarter to 30 June 2026) for shareholders registered in South Africa at 18.59000. That corresponds to a gross dividend of 31.64948 South African cents per share; after deducting the Irish withholding tax of 25% the amount is 23.73711 SA cents. In addition, a South African dividend tax of 20% may apply, which would result in a net dividend of 17.40721 SA cents per share after both deductions. Shareholders tax-resident in South Africa can claim a refund of the Irish withholding tax or credit the Irish tax paid against their South African tax; professional tax advice is recommended if there is any uncertainty. » More on de.investing.com

Greencoat Renewables has formally appointed Bernard Byrne as chairman following its annual general meeting. Byrne has been a non-executive director since May 2025 and is chair of the Management Engagement Committee. Under governance policy he will not be a member of the audit committee but will attend its meetings as an observer. The company confirms, under Rule 17 of the AIM Rules, that no further disclosure is required. » More on de.investing.com

Greencoat Renewables has launched a 50:50 joint venture with Schroders Greencoat (SCSL Global Energy Infrastructure) to create a platform for green digital infrastructure. The first investment is the acquisition of the Drogheda Energy Park in Ireland, which is to be developed into an integrated energy park with local generation, storage and grid services. A 36‑MW data centre project at the site is in advanced permitting and is expected to source power via corporate PPAs from renewable sources. The platform plans further investments in data centre projects in Ireland and other European countries and is aligned with the Irish LEAP framework. » More on de.investing.com