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VH Global Energy Infrastructure ( (GB:ENRG) ) has issued an update.
VH Global Energy Infrastructure reported a slight decline in net asset value to £404.8m in 2025, with NAV per share edging down to 102.28p and leverage rising to 7.6% of NAV, while maintaining dividend coverage at 0.96x and increasing its annual dividend to 5.80p, implying an 8.8% yield. The portfolio delivered high levels of contracted, inflation-linked revenues and significant environmental benefits, though clean energy generation and associated emissions savings fell year on year.
The trust has embarked on a major strategic shift, with shareholders approving an asset realisation plan under which Victory Hill will dispose of all portfolio assets over up to three years and return capital to investors, amid a sector-wide de-rating that has left ENRG trading at a 35.7% discount to NAV. During 2025, six new assets reached operational status, lifting the operational share of the portfolio to 87% and positioning core holdings in the U.S., Brazil, Australia, the U.K. and continental Europe for staged sale processes now under way or planned through 2027, as the manager seeks to crystallise value despite challenging market conditions.
More about VH Global Energy Infrastructure
VH Global Energy Infrastructure is a London-listed investment trust focused on energy transition infrastructure, investing globally in operational and construction-stage assets across solar, hydro, flexible power and storage. Managed by Victory Hill Capital Partners, it targets contracted, often inflation-linked revenues while supporting decarbonisation and grid reliability in multiple jurisdictions.
Average Trading Volume: 715,812
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
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