Report
Matthew Read

Unrecognised outperformance

Year-to-date, Ecofin Global Utilities and Infrastructure Trust (EGL)’s manager, Jean-Hugues de Lamaze, has avoided the fall-out from the bankruptcy of Californian utility Pacific Gas & Electric , and the trust’s NAV performance has been strong (a total return of 10.9% to the end of March 2019), outperforming both the MSCI World Utilities and S&P Global Infrastructure Indices. Despite this, EGL has been trading at the wider end of its discount range (it reached a 12-month high of 17.4% on 21st March 2019), which may have provided investors with chances to buy shares at attractive levels. Jean-Hugues feels that EGL’s portfolio is well positioned to benefit from improving earnings quality and cash flow growth from its underlying holdings.

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Ecofin Global Utilities and Infrastructure Trust

Ecofin Global Utilities and Infrastructure Trust is an investment trust company with an unlimited life. Co. is engaged in portfolio investment activities. Co.'s investment objectives are to achieve a dividend yield on its investment portfolio and to realize growth in the capital value of the portfolio for the benefit of shareholders while taking care to preserve shareholders' capital. As of Sep 30 2017, Co.'s investment portfolio was valued at £138,732,000.

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Matthew Read

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