UPDATE: PIN has tried a number of measures to reduce its discount over the last few years, but it still remains at a wide level. It bought back £200m of its shares in 2023 and has since made significant ongoing buybacks. It has also reduced its management fee, sold some funds on the secondary market, and shifted towards more direct investments and working with 25 core private equity firms. Charlotte Morris took over as the Pantheon partner responsible for the trust at the end of 2025, replacing Helen Steers, who retired. The trust's NAV returns over the last few years have been similar to mos...
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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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