Bilfinger Berger Global Infrastructure has announced its results for the period ended 31 December 2013. Over the year its net asset value rose from 103.5p to 105.6p (helped by a decrease in the discount rate used to value its projects from 8.51% to 8.39%) and it paid out 5.5p in dividends. The company grew in size as they raised additional capital and this helped push the fund’s ongoing charges figure down to 1.1%. The additional capital has been deployed in a number of assets and Bilfinger Berger Global Infrastructure now has interests in 35 projects.
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