The infrastructure sector has been one of many within the wider alternatives space to suffer from wide discounts of late. However, with a more mature and diversified asset base, the damage has been less severe than in other sectors, such as renewable energy, and there have been some early signs of a sustained recovery in recent months. Here, we look at the ratings of the various trusts and the (fairly limited) measures they have taken to address their discounts.
HICL, the first listed infrastructure trust, was launched in March 2006, so the infrastructure sector now has a twenty-year record ...
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UPDATE: A revised version of this profile will be published in November 2026.
Pantheon Infrastructure (ticker: PINT) joined the market in November 2021 raising £400m at 100p per share. Subscription shares were attached to the IPO offer and these have all now been exercised, raising another £81m. Pantheon Infrastructure is aiming to produce a total return of between 8% and 10% a year, paying a 2p dividend for 2022 and then 4p for 2023. It has built up a portfolio of eleven infrastructure assets at a cost of £390m. Roughly half the initial portfolio is in Europe and the UK with the other half i...
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