GCP INFRA INVEST

GCP Infrastructure Investments reports a H1 2026 NAV of £829m and a profit for the period of £17m. Market capitalization rose to £630m and the share price was £32.01 in pre-market trading. The company confirmed its dividend target of £0.07 for 2026, returned £54m through buybacks and reduced net debt from £104m to £5m. Strategic disposals and refinancings are intended to further strengthen the balance sheet, while risks from market volatility, interest rate movements and regulation remain. » Plus sur de.investing.com

At the general meeting of GCP Infrastructure, shareholders voted by a large majority to approve the annual accounts for the year ended 30 September 2025, the dividend policy and special resolutions allowing the buyback of up to 125,208,237 ordinary shares and the issue of up to 88,479,766 new ordinary shares. KPMG Audit Limited was reappointed with 93.28% support, and a revised articles of association took immediate effect. Re‑elections of most directors received over 99% approval; only the re-election of Andrew Didham faced notable opposition, with 15.73% voting against, which the board attributes to concerns about gender diversity. » Plus sur de.investing.com

GCP Infrastructure has launched a new investor portal that, via the Carapace investment software provided by Gravis Capital Management, gives access to structured information about the investment portfolio. The portal shows holdings, cashflow forecasts based on the most recently published net asset value, and details of the infrastructure assets, but does not contain any non-public insider information. Shareholders can request access by emailing carapace@graviscapital.com; the portal supplements existing communication channels under the investment advisory agreement with Gravis. » Plus sur de.investing.com