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[seekerofvalue] 14/3/2012 11:49

INPP is facing resistance at £1.21 and hopefully can continue to find support at £1.19p. The news from Goldman's could bring some additionally attention to the sector.

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Comment: The pension infrastructure fund - three questions that need answering

[seekerofvalue] 09/3/2012 12:22

INPP has returned to support at £1.19p and touched £1.204p yesterday. If the Greek default leads to less risk. Then INPP could mount another challenge at £1.22p.

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Mike Foster 09 Mar 201



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Pension schemes and infrastructure don't mix Mike Foster 08 Mar 2012



HICL INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY LIMITED HICL
Placing, Open Offer, and Offer for Subscription of up to 250 million C Shares
at an Issue Price of £1.00 per C Share.
The Company is seeking to raise £180 million (before expenses).

[seekerofvalue] 05/3/2012 14:23

INPP found support at £1.1720 on 1/3/12 and bounced nicely on good volume on 2/3/12, which continued into today's trading, where the share price touch £1.1940.

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[seekerofvalue] 29/2/2012 15:04

Yesterday and again today INPP has dipped below £1.18p support.

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by: John Ferguson, Victorian political editor
From:The Australian March 01, 201212:00AM

[seekerofvalue] 24/2/2012 16:19

INPP appears to have found intermediate support at £1.18p as markets await the clarity as to whether the risk trade is off or on.

Refreshing to note that INPP got a mention in this Investors Chronicle article.
Income for your Isa



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UK infrastructure still needs to be built
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[seekerofvalue] 21/2/2012 15:11

INPP is on the slide so far this week and needs to find support at £1.18p otherwise we are heading for £1.17p.

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[seekerofvalue] 16/2/2012 13:18

London hosts the world's biggest infrastructure event on 22-24 February at Mansion House. With presentations from more than 50 leading infrastructure sponsors around the world. Hopefully it will lead to some interest in INPP and the end of resistance of £1.215p.

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HICL Infrastructure Company Limited
10 February 2012 Interim Management Statement


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HICL Infrastructure Company Limited 16 February 2012
Acquisition of an additional interest in the Dorset Fire & Rescue PFI Project for £3.8m



Her Majesty's Treasury is in talks to develop a pension platform that will help pension funds invest more in infrastructure, according to Danny Alexander.



The chief executive of Infrastructure UK has a multi-billion pound question to answer – how do you make roads, bridges and tunnels irresistible to investors?

[seekerofvalue] 10/2/2012 11:34

Resistance at £1.215p remains in place. The impasse in Greece could lead to cautious investors having another look at safer plays like INPP. Which in turn coulld lead to INPP breaking out.

The first article below is similar to the Questor article that first brought about my interest in INPP.

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HICL Infrastructure Company Limited Interim Management Statement 10th Feb 2012


Analysis: With a dose of optimism, the focus is on solid investment in skills and infrastructure


Governments everywhere barrier to infrastructure investment, says survey

[seekerofvalue] 07/2/2012 16:57

Today INPP bounced off £1.215p for the third time in three consecutive trading days. Breakout pressure is definately building.

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FEBRUARY 7, 2012, 11:49 A.M. ET
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Calstrs to Place $500 Million Infrastructure Bet FEBRUARY 7, 2012

[seekerofvalue] 03/2/2012 15:46

INPP bouncing off resistance at the 52 weeks high of 1.215p. In its attempt to breakout.

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House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passes bill without truck weight, size increases



Scotland should not be left behind during UK superfast broadband roll-out, says Infrastructure secretary Alex Neil Feb 2 2012

[seekerofvalue] 01/2/2012 14:28

INPP attempting to test £1.21p once again and then the next challenge will be an attempt to breakout above £1.22p.

Broadband internet could become five times faster in Scotland by 2015, according to a new plan to improve the country's digital infrastructure.

[seekerofvalue] 30/1/2012 17:16

Safety continues be popular today. INPP had a nice increase in volume and regained £1.20p. The last trade of the day unfortunately was for 128,495 sale at 119.90p. So it could pull back below £1.20p again tomorrow.

[seekerofvalue] 27/1/2012 16:28

Safety is back in vogue today, so INPP is back trying to test £1.20p again.

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Davos hot topic: public-private partnerships with developing countries

International collaboration is needed to build green infrastructure in developing countries, says Dominic Waughray Friday 27 January 2012 14.51 GMT

[seekerofvalue] 27/1/2012 09:10

c2i, yes thanks for the INPP link.

[contrarian2investor] 26/1/2012 19:37

seeker, whilst researching PIN, I found this article it includes a paragraph on INPP. I thought it might be of interest to you.

Investment trusts for 2012
By Leonora Walters, 12 January 2012

[seekerofvalue] 25/1/2012 16:35

INPP continues to underperform its peers.

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[seekerofvalue] 18/1/2012 11:46

INPP continues to trade within a very tight range.

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[seekerofvalue] 13/1/2012 11:37

Today in early trading INPP is attempting to regain £1.20p.

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[seekerofvalue] 10/1/2012 13:40

It is a safety off and risk on trading day so far. INPP dipped below support at £1.19p in early trading.

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[seekerofvalue] 06/1/2012 16:04

INPP having a negative day and will be looking to find support at £1.19p.

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January 6, 2012 1:30 am
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[seekerofvalue] 03/1/2012 10:03

INPP closed the year out at £1.209p, so its 12 months performance was plus 2.4% excluding dividends. Not bad when you consider that the FTSE 250 12 months performance was minus 13.82% and the FTSE 100 12 months performance was minus 7.34%.

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[seekerofvalue] 22/12/2011 17:38

A good day for INPP, with good volumes and large purchases going through at the close. INPP had its first close above £1.20p closing the day out ATH of £1.215p.