Renewables Infrastructure

As of 30 June, Renewables Infrastructure Group reported a net asset value of 101.1p, equivalent to a total return of -1.1% in the second quarter. The main reasons were reduced revenue forecasts (impact -2.1%) due to lower medium-term power price assumptions, and lower proceeds from green electricity certificates and capacity markets; operational developments and valuation changes weighed further (-1.2%), while share buybacks provided a partial offset (+0.4%). Portfolio performance suffered from grid outages in the UK and lower wind output in Germany; net dividend cover for the first half was 1.1x and met the target. » Plus sur de.investing.com

The Renewables Infrastructure Group recorded a decline in net asset value to 108.2 pence per share in the second quarter of 2025, representing a 4% decrease compared to the previous quarter. The main reasons were weak wind conditions in several countries and lowered earnings forecasts, partially offset by strong performance in Sweden and at UK solar assets. The company confirmed its dividend target for 2025 but warned that weak power generation could make full dividend coverage challenging. » Plus sur de.investing.com