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International Public Partnerships is a listed infrastructure investment company owning long-term stakes in public and regulated infrastructure. Its portfolio includes transport, utilities, social infrastructure and offshore transmission assets.
Investment in operational infrastructure through public-private partnerships, regulated utilities, transport assets and energy-transmission projects, with long-term active asset management.
Predominantly the UK, with selected investments in Australia, Europe and North America. Revenues are often supported by government, regulated or long-duration contractual payments.
Inflation-linked cash flows, asset availability, interest rates, discount rates, portfolio disposals, refinancing, operational performance and demand for essential infrastructure.
Higher interest and discount rates, regulatory changes, contract disputes, asset underperformance, leverage, valuation movements and political intervention in infrastructure concessions.
23 July 2026: INPP declared its first 2026 interim dividend of 2.19p and reaffirmed its long-term target of roughly 2.5% annual dividend growth, following achievement of the 8.58p target for 2025.
Pays quarterly. The 2026 first interim dividend is 2.19p, went ex-dividend on 13 August and is payable on 15 September. The company targets 8.79p for 2026 and 9.01p for 2027.
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