Octopus Renewables Announces Interim Dividend, Affirms Focus on Sustainable Income

Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust plc (LSE:ORIT) has declared an interim dividend of 1.54 pence per Ordinary Share for the quarter ending 30 June 2025, covering the period from 1 April to 30 June. This payout is in line with the company’s annual dividend target of 6.17 pence per share, highlighting its ongoing commitment to delivering reliable and sustainable income for shareholders. The announcement further strengthens ORIT’s role in the renewable energy space and its alignment with long-term energy transition efforts.

The trust maintains a robust financial outlook, supported by strong balance sheet fundamentals and encouraging technical indicators. Recent corporate strategies, such as increased dividends and share repurchase initiatives, reflect a clear prioritization of shareholder returns. While its valuation remains elevated, the company’s dividend yield remains appealing to income-focused investors. However, a downward trend in revenues continues to pose a potential risk to future growth prospects.

About Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust plc

ORIT is a closed-ended investment company listed in London, with a focus on generating sustainable income and capital appreciation through investments in a diverse mix of renewable energy projects across Europe and Australia. As an impact-focused fund, ORIT plays a part in advancing the global transition to net zero and supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Its investment manager, Octopus Energy Generation, oversees approximately £6.8 billion in renewable energy assets across 21 countries—producing clean power for about 2.6 million homes each year.

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