The Renewables Infrastru... Share Discussion Threads

[marktime1231] 17/3/2022 21:46

Yes I spotted that, and wondered if that formula takes you straight to the price being paid then why don't they just print the £ in the first place.

I am so annoyed and uncomfortable with this I will not be investing, I am out.

[melody9999] 17/3/2022 21:16

marktime 663. agree. but does this comment from the start of the RNS help you to get to a likely price?

"...Hornsea One will represent approximately 8% of TRIG's portfolio, by value."

[smidge21] 17/3/2022 21:11

The challenge with companies like TRIG is that managent 'sits' on the share price by growing AuM whenever they can. The price history of equity raises over the past five years has been:103105107110114123120125123124So the move to 130(+) at least breaks the recent 'flat-lining'

[cc2014] 17/3/2022 13:19

Spot on. Because you have to wonder how much this sort of asset has gone up in value over the last month given current power pricing.

Clearly there is a willing buyer and a willing seller and I can't see the seller letting it go in this market unless they get paid a generous price.

My worry is that TRIG are using the premium to NAV to chase assets at high prices.

[mushypeas] 17/3/2022 11:30

As a Guernsey incorporated company no stamp duty is incurred in normal trades.

[plutonian] 17/3/2022 11:06

Apply for shares in £. Price will be set by the book-building process. Your application will be scaled back as they can only issue £1m via Primary Bid. Shares will be sent to your nominated broker and will appear in your account. Excess money will be returned to your bank.

Edit, yes what he said^^

[mrcontrarian1] 17/3/2022 11:03

Apply via Primary Bid, and get the price you are given. Not ideal, but you at least know it’s 130p minimum and price will be equal across all shares issued. Plus no stamp duty payable.

[schofip] 17/3/2022 09:42

How doers this work. Do we apply for shares via primary bid andj ust make a bid over 130p and hope nobody bids higher.

[eaaxs06] 17/3/2022 08:54

Not unexpected, given the recent price strength.

Good luck everyone, Sid.

[mrcontrarian1] 17/3/2022 08:40

Equity raise today via book build but available on Primary Bid. Min price 130p. Investor presentation at 9:30am, see RNS for details

[pinemartin9] 18/2/2022 10:50

Seem like good results today. Only had a quick skim. Nav increasing, dividend increasing.

[igoe104] 10/2/2022 09:33

UKW preforming much better than these over the last few months...

[gateside] 10/2/2022 09:12

Ex dividend this morning for 1.69p - hence the drop at the open

[gateside] 03/2/2022 11:44

The Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited (the 'Company') is pleased to announce the fourth quarterly interim dividend in respect of the three month period to 31 December 2021 of 1.69 pence per ordinary share (the "Q4 Dividend").

The shares will go ex-dividend on 10 February 2022

The Q4 Dividend will be paid on 31 March 2022

[igoe104] 03/2/2022 09:45

Record Wind levels.

[gateside] 02/2/2022 17:04

4th Quarterly Dividend Announced tomorrow on 3rd february 2022

[igoe104] 29/1/2022 09:51

I was watching Kate Humbles coastal walks last night, and she was saying wind turbines are good for animal seaside especially grey seals in Scotland, they act as good feeding grounds. So it good to see companies like Trig and UKW contribute to sea life.

Should attract alot of green fund managers...

[igoe104] 29/1/2022 09:36

Long-term hold for me, happy to keep picking up £300 odd every quarter.. Just like UKW and Grid...

[pinemartin9] 29/1/2022 09:16

I'm still watching here. If it hits 125 I'm back in.

[gateside] 29/1/2022 06:23

2 renewable energy stocks for 2022

[pinemartin9] 08/12/2021 09:14

I sold out yesterday for no major reason but to have a bit more money on the sidelines if there are any bargains. Including dividends I made about 10% in the year I held. I'll watch and IF the share price drops to ~125p may come back in again. This is a very solid investment and I can see how for those people looking for steady returns this is a very good investment. I personally felt the premium to NAV was reasonably high at the moment and it represented a good time to exit.

It's certainly been windy of late though...Good luck all and I will watch from the sidelines.