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The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) H1 2026 earnings summary

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H1 2026 earnings summary

7 Aug, 2026

Executive summary

  • H1 2026 saw resilient cash generation, strong dividend cover, and disciplined capital allocation, with significant progress on a £400m capital realisation target through asset disposals and debt management, including the £155m Beatrice offshore wind farm stake sale.

  • NAV per share declined to 101.1p at 30 June 2026 from 104.0p at year-end 2025, mainly due to lower power price forecasts and green certificate income.

  • Operational cash generation was £209m, supporting a net dividend cover of 1.1x after £111m of project-level debt repayments.

  • Portfolio produced 2.9TWh of renewable electricity in H1 2026, powering 1.6m homes and avoiding 0.9m tonnes of CO2.

  • Continuation vote passed with 99.3% shareholder support, reaffirming confidence in the company’s strategy.

Financial highlights

  • NAV per share at 30 June 2026 was 101.1p, with a portfolio value of £2,817m, reflecting lower medium-term power price forecasts and FX movements.

  • IFRS earnings per share for H1 2026 was 0.1p, a significant improvement from -4.7p in H1 2025.

  • Dividend cover before project debt repayments was 2.3x, and 1.1x after; the board reaffirmed the 2026 dividend target of 7.55p per share (~10% yield).

  • Operational cash flow of £209m and distributable cash flow of £99m in H1 2026.

  • Operating expenses ratio improved to 0.92% from 0.98% year-over-year.

Outlook and guidance

  • Dividend target of 7.55p per share for FY 2026 reaffirmed, with dividend cover expected to remain at or above 1.1x.

  • £400m of asset realisations targeted by May 2027, with £155m already agreed.

  • Over 150MW of new investment decisions expected in H2, with 100MW of new generation and storage capacity scheduled for H2 2026.

  • Board expects to continue share buybacks beyond the current £150m programme, subject to capital realisation progress.

  • Portfolio is well-positioned for the energy transition, with ongoing development in battery storage and wind repowering.

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