You will have 8/9ths of the shates you had post consolidation, multiply original number by 0.8889 and this is what you get rounded down of course. I had 200 and now 177 with 40 micc which is correct. Using HL.
Yield has not been linked to inflation over the past 3 or 4 yeqrs! We would be getting way more than 8.3p per year. Buyout less likely as a larger company with a load of garbage renewable assets.
RE: HICL Infrastructure: 7% Yield at a 23% Discount — Worth It?5 Nov 2025 17:07
I hate this share - dividend hasn’t grown in years. Shocking performance over 5 years when markets at all time highs? 23% discount might as well be 123% because the market couldn’t care less it seems.
Most trusts hold buyback shares in Treasury for easy re-issue when the trust is on a premium. Chance of that happening anytime soon are zero I would think. I’ve had trusts buying back shares like there is no tomorrow for years but the discount never closes.
Divi paid today, enough for a fish and chip dinner at least.
I can't explain why but it has been like like this ever since I have been invested and thats many years now. Extremely annoying this time as when it went XD it was 1.26 fx and now it's 1.36 so we have lost about 8% of our dividend in sterling terms assuming it dosen't worsen until payment!
Totally agree Simon. Total disaster of an investment and I have been here 10+ years. Fees should be based on share price not NAV that might prompt a bit more action.
This was my fourth results battering in about a week, bats, ulvr, plus500 and now this. At least rio did not get whacked. My pf is looking a little bruised. I dread company results days.
Was half expecting it to drop today as it has had a really good run up to results. Main problem is profit is not growing much and margin has dropped a bit. Eps growth is down to aggressive buybacks and as such our dividend grows with less shares in issue. I think the shares are fair value now and can’t see huge upside quickly unless something radical happens.