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03.08.2026

HICL Infrastructure reports portfolio growth, raises dividend guidance — HICL raises dividend outlook

HICL Infrastructure says its assets perform in line with expectations in the first four months of its financial year, supporting resilient cash generation and EBITDA growth. The London-listed investor also highlights a larger stake in Cross London Trains, updated dividend guidance and changes to management terms as it advances its strategy.

Highlights

HICL Infrastructure reaffirms its target dividend of 8.50 pence per share for the year ending 31 March 2027.
The company raises dividend guidance to 8.65 pence per share for the year ending 31 March 2028, sustaining a progressive policy.
HICL has agreed to improved management terms by adopting a 100% market capitalisation fee basis and shortening the notice period to two years.

Dividend outlook and shareholder alignment

According to London Stock Exchange, HICL reaffirms that it remains on track to deliver its target dividend of 8.50 pence per share for the year ending 31 March 2027. It also provides new guidance of 8.65 pence per share for the year ending 31 March 2028, maintaining its progressive dividend policy.

The company says it has agreed improved management terms, moving to a 100% market capitalisation fee basis and reducing the notice period to two years. HICL says the changes are intended to improve alignment with shareholders as it positions itself to benefit from opportunities in the evolving infrastructure market.

Our earlier report on the FTSE 100’s record-high rally outlined how rising UK share prices were accompanied by a sharp increase in retail trading activity on major platforms. We noted that investors were drawn to London-listed stocks for comparatively lower valuations, dividend potential, and less direct exposure to crowded AI-driven tech trades, alongside renewed interest in UK-focused equity ETFs.

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