HICL Infrastructure PLC (LON:HICL)
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Jul 6, 2026, 2:27 PM GMT

HICL Infrastructure Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Status update

    A new strategy aims to deliver a 10%+ medium-term total return by introducing a selective 'enhancer' asset allocation, while maintaining a core focus on yield and growth assets. The plan is fully self-funded, nearly doubles NAV by 2050, and preserves a progressive dividend policy. Enhancer investments will be diversified and held for five to seven years.

  • Strong annual results driven by operational outperformance, asset sales, and disciplined capital allocation led to a 10.3% NAV return and 13.1% total shareholder return. The portfolio is well-positioned for long-term growth, supported by robust cash generation and a progressive dividend policy.

  • Strong interim results with 2.9p NAV per share growth, 7% EBITDA uplift in growth assets, and 1.1x dividend cover. Over GBP 730 million of disposals completed, and a proposed merger with TRIG aims to enhance growth and scale.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • M&A Announcement

    The merger creates the UK's largest listed infrastructure investment company, targeting a 10%+ NAV return and enhanced diversification. Structured as a share exchange with a cash option for TRIG shareholders, the deal is designed to capitalize on infrastructure mega trends and deliver long-term growth, with strong alignment between management and shareholders.

  • Annual results show resilient performance with 11% EBITDA growth in growth assets, a 3% NAV decline due to higher discount rates, and strong cash generation supporting dividend growth. Expanded buybacks, reduced net debt, and a robust pipeline of self-funded growth capex underpin positive outlook.

  • NAV per share declined 1% due to PPP risk adjustments, but cash flow and dividend guidance remain strong. Portfolio diversification, disciplined capital allocation, and robust market demand for core infrastructure support long-term returns.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022