Results released for year ended 31 March 2024 - my key takeaways
Pretty solid result across all investments, 13cps final dividend declared.
Sitting at around 23% debt which is lower than the 30% usually aimed for an allows for the team to look for favourable opportunities.
Digital infrastructure is taking up a hefty chunk of the portfolio with more growth expected. Although diversified within the sector it is a risk to keep an eye on an ensure its not too heavily weighted within my overall portfolio.
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They provided this nice little chart to help with the investor feel good factor (Jason Boyes will surely take this into his performance/renumeration review).
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Had been a bit concerned with what feels like fairly regular announcements of increased independent valuations of the companies investments. They have explained their valuation metrics in the report.
Valuing this more like a fund than a company. Will continue to $ cost average into Infratil IRL so I'm only looking for a ballpark figure to stop me buying if it gets way above a fair value.
Net asset value per share of $14.35NZD and reduce it by 20% to account for bias/incentives of valuers, cost of sale etc.
Current valuation of Infratil shares $11.48 NZD/$10.60AUD
Held SM and IRL