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To deliver a long-term, stable income to shareholders from a diversified portfolio of infrastructure investments positioned at the lower end of the risk spectrum.
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Riskingit, Tom,
Thanks for the info, bit of a schoolboy error on my part., atb
You should definitely get both payments totalling 2.06p. The amount of interest and dividend varies each time but makes no difference as both come in just like a normal dividend.
Have you checked your account properly? Typically you will get two payments on the pay day - A div payment and an interest payment equal to 2.06
Less than half....clearly rattled.
Looked forward to the 2.06 dividend pay out this a.m. and I find it's .85, half of what I expected. Hicl refer you to the prospectus of 4/3/19 where it states that a divi portion will go for tax purposes.....should have done my homework! gl
I have been invested here for a very long time. It is a totally boring investment but the dividends are such that I will never sell it. If interest rates fall then we should see a steady recovery. I even added a few last month. Another dividend will arrive on Friday and will pay for the bank holiday frivolities...
BRITISHBULLS has this this morning updated from stay in cash yesterday to STRONG BUY.
Bought in with £5k
This looks a great LONG term play.
I’m selling my SHELL shares next week, had enough of them, keeping BP & CVX as my oilies
On HICL how Many often does top 5 holdings change, if anyone has noticed any changes?
Network Rail must be most heavily indebted co if top 5.
Bouygues 16.99%
Network Rail 7.00%
Mitie 5.00%
Sodexo 4.00%
Siemens 3.00%
Found this on Citywire on Friday.
I wonder when they will commence the buyback? No time like the present I think.
Yeah Tim nice jump following the news - Pretty relaxed hanging on here whilst re-investing the juicy div. Bank rate looks like sticking here for a while so a little patience required.
By the way you from Tickhill near Doncaster?
Excellent news.Repaying expensive debt.Sharebuy back programme should improve share price.Great long term hold for the divi.
All we have is hope.. performance this month has been abysmal. Looks like rates will not be coming down as soon as hoped.
I think this is a good long term hold... I just keep taking the div...
Well I have added this morning, with interest rates set to fall in comijg months and the Dividend expected come next month I added more on the outlook.
Happy Investing.
Decent half year results - Bit of patience required whilst interest rates are high but the dividend makes sitting on my hands easier.
Well seems somebody thinks it's worth a go.
https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/hicl-infrastructure-the-byword-for-low-risk-stable-income/
Same for most infrastructure funds and renewable ITs but yes if we are at peak rates this is the time to add
My £10k is now worth £7.8k. And that is with income reinvested over the last few years. What a load of rubbish. Just pray that it will recover as interest rates gradually reduce.
Of HS 1 1/2....
Y, good ol' banging around btw 125 - 121p. Doesn't change the long-term view.
My money would have been better in the building society..
That's the main problem, apart from the last 6 months or so the last decade gave almost zero returns on no risk cash so everybody piled into bonds and infrastructure funds delivering a stable 5% PA. Sadly the worm has turned.
This share is acting more like an AIM than a F 250.... Its lost over 25% in recent weeks....My money would have been better in the building society..
I don't think it's in a 'death spiral', but the narrative that it's 'safe', because of income rising with inflation yadda yadda yadda is very misleading. The divi growth puts me to sleep.
It's failed to attract me in the past, but with the yield now approaching 7% it starts to look like an attractive (small) addition to a conservative portfolio.
Personally, I see Gilt yields going higher and staying their for a very long time, so I doubt that this will see any rapid rise in the near future, but at least the divis look relatively safe? That said, the cover is not very good.
Back down to 125p again. Ten years of share price growth gone in no time at all. until Gilt yield come down this has absolutely had it.
Yes it is currently a boring share but since my last post the sp has risen about 10p. There are loads of hot tips around but years of investing make me very wary. I am just going to hold for the dividends and be patient. You can get 6% on some building societies now but there is no growth. If you want a real boom youhave to gamble on a pharma. Oild stocks are now old hat..