International Public Par... Share Discussion Threads

[willyworm2] 16/5/2019 08:00

According to The Times JP Morgan cut from neutral to underweight, no more details...

[apollocreed1] 15/5/2019 15:47

Anyone have any idea why INPP shares have fallen so much today? 157.94 GBX −5.46 (3.34%)
15 May, 15:45 BST

[belgraviaboy] 18/7/2018 10:42

I guess everyone is in HICL rather than INPP?

[topvest] 19/5/2017 21:07

Ridiculous - only got 1/3rd of what I asked for at 150p. Wasn't worth the effort. They misjudged the demand quite badly.

[8w] 09/11/2015 11:20

IC are recommending investors to take up rights issue, are they now happier with fee structure? I see the management term is still 15 years with 5 years notice.

[seekerofvalue] 29/3/2014 10:58

I have started a new thread for my investment in Aberdeen Asset Management ADN.
If you wish to see why, you can join me here:

ABERDEEN marries SCOTTISH WIDOW to create a global asset management behemoth

[carterit] 23/9/2013 14:26

Yes,disappointing to read this,and have sold out on the basis of these articles. Investment trusts generally tend to be quite good on management fees and the like.

Have split the monies between FPEO and DIVI,both of which have done well for me in the past,and FPEO is now yielding in excess of 5% as well as being at a 20% discount.

[jonwig] 14/9/2013 08:33

IC ("sell" tip) and FT ("Betrayal of trust") have picked up on the eye-watering performance fees here, and offer by managers to replace them with a 15-year (!) contract):





Not a holder.

[seekerofvalue] 15/4/2013 11:44

I am no longer holding INPP after selling my entire investment this morning.
I have been buying Burford Capital since the beginning of the month because of its lack of correlation to markets, maturing investments and for its currency hedge.

[redartbmud] 05/4/2013 17:30

seeker

Decided to reduce my holding. I am not too keen on Wind Farms and the purchase of £115m was a bit rich for me.
I have retained a small stake, and the annual dividend that I will get from the rump exceeds the net cost.

red

[seekerofvalue] 04/3/2013 14:44

INPP is trading at £1.264p.

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[badtime] 26/2/2013 13:04

added today

[badtime] 21/1/2013 18:15

ok ive stopped being lazy ...they paid out 6p in divs last year

[badtime] 21/1/2013 15:46

seeker...excuse me for being lazy..but whats the current yield on these?

[seekerofvalue] 21/1/2013 13:39

INPP closed the year out at £1.2569p, so its 12 months performance was plus 3.9% excluding dividends. Beatings it 2011-2012 returns.

INPP is holding steady at £1.254p.

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[seekerofvalue] 26/12/2012 09:50

INPP touched a new all-time high of £1.261p on 19/12/12 and remains steady at £1.254p.

[seekerofvalue] 15/11/2012 13:02

An inline set of results from INPP portfolio of 122 public infrastructure investments that continue to perform well. INPP remains steady as markets continue to take a knock, share price at £1.245p.

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