Pantheon Infrastructure (PINT) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Delivered a 14.4% NAV total return for the year, exceeding the 8%-10% IPO target, driven by robust EBITDA and CapEx growth across a diversified portfolio of 14 infrastructure assets.

• Achieved significant realizations, notably the sale of Calpine and a partial realization of Intersect Power, with proceeds redeployed into new opportunities, supporting ongoing portfolio growth and liquidity.

• Maintained a defensive investment approach, focusing on assets with contracted or regulated revenues, minimizing GDP sensitivity and providing downside protection amid volatile macroeconomic conditions.

• Included in the FTSE 250, reflecting increased shareholder support, liquidity, and a share price re-rating.

• Total shareholder return reached 26.8% for FY25, aided by strong performance and FTSE 250 inclusion.

Financial highlights

• NAV per share increased to GBP 1.304 (130.4p) at year-end 2025, with a 16.6p net uplift during the period, mainly from GBP 80 million in fair value gains.

• Dividend grew by 3.5% year-over-year to 4.346p per share, with dividend cover at 1.1x despite delayed Calpine distributions.

• Portfolio value at year-end stood at GBP 608 million, with invested capital at GBP 620 million and asset growth to 1.54x invested capital.

• Share price gained nearly 60% over three years, and NAV total return reached 45.9% over the same period; 1-year share price total return was 16.5%, outperforming the Infrastructure AIC sector.

• Weighted aggregate LTM EBITDA was £83m and LTM revenue was £222m.

Outlook and guidance

• Pipeline remains robust, with GBP 170 million in available capital and plans to upsize average ticket size for new investments.

• Focus remains on mid-market opportunities and assets with inflation protection and limited GDP exposure.

• Projected cash flows indicate ramp-up in distributions and realizations from FY26 to FY30, with revised exit timelines for select investments.

• Discount control mechanism may be used from 2026 onwards to manage share price discount to NAV.

• Expect continued strong performance from digital infrastructure and renewables, with ongoing monitoring of macro risks such as inflation, energy prices, and supply chain disruptions.