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In an update covering the period from 1 January to 29 May 2020, infrastructure-sector company, International Public Partnerships (INPP), delivered a 1.7% increase in NAV. There has been no operational change to the investment portfolio in the period since year-end results were announced on 9 April.
Income-wise, the portfolio maintains a high level of inflation-linkage, such that a 1% increase in inflation leads to a 0.82% increase in return. INPP noted that a second half-year 2019 dividend of 3.59 pence per share was declared on 9 April 2020, covering the second half of the last financial year. The distribution represents a 2.6% year-on-year increase.
The portfolio includes 130 projects and businesses, with the following composition:
Sector breakdown |
Investment Fair Value % |
Energy Transmission |
22% |
Transport |
20% |
Education |
18% |
Gas Distribution |
17% |
Waste Water |
9% |
Health |
3% |
Courts |
3% |
Military Housing |
3% |
Other |
5% |
In the outlook section of today’s update, INPP made the following points:
INPP: International Public Partnerships says pipeline remains positive
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