QuotedData Retail - GCP Infrastructure Investments Ltd GBP (GCP) Penalised for being conservative?

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James Carthew

Penalised for being conservative?

In recent months, despite its attractive dividend yield (6.9% at the time of publication), GCP Infrastructure (GCP)’s shares moved to trade on a small discount to its net asset value, which is unusual both for funds in the infrastructure sector (where GCP sits) and the renewable energy sector, which is a better match for the majority of GCP’s portfolio. As the figures on page 18 show, even today, when GCP’s shares have recovered to trade at a small premium to asset value, it remains one of the cheapest funds in both sectors.

09/07/2021 22 EN

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GCP Infrastructure Investments Ltd GBP

GCP Infrastructure Investments is a closed-ended investment company. Co. is focused primarily on investments in U.K. infrastructure debt. Co. invests in a partially inflation-protected portfolio of loans and assets, primarily in the renewable energy, social housing and private finance initiative sectors. Gravis Capital Management Limited is the appointed investment adviser and alternative investment fund manager to Co. The investment adviser has advised on debt structures in a variety of infrastructure sectors, including a variety of renewable energy sectors, healthcare, education, court buildings, specialized offices, registered social landlord accommodation and transport.

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JE00B6173J15 London Stock Exchange Jersey

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