Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Limited (LSE:CORD) has declared a second interim dividend of 2.275 pence per ordinary share for the six months ended 31 March 2026, reinforcing its commitment to delivering regular shareholder returns from its portfolio of digital infrastructure assets.
The dividend will go ex-dividend on 2 July 2026, with shareholders on the register as of 3 July 2026 eligible to receive the payment. The distribution is scheduled to be paid on 30 July 2026. The announcement reflects the company’s strategy of generating sustainable income from essential digital infrastructure assets across Europe and North America.
As one of the largest specialist digital infrastructure investors and operators listed in London, Cordiant focuses on assets including data centres, fibre networks and telecommunications towers. Its portfolio has been built to generate resilient, long-term cash flows, with many revenues benefiting from inflation-linked characteristics that support income visibility and growth potential.
The company’s outlook remains broadly positive, supported by favourable technical indicators and attractive valuation metrics. Strategic corporate developments and continued confidence in the business model further strengthen the investment case. These positives are partially offset by cash flow challenges, which continue to place some pressure on the overall financial assessment.
More About Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Limited
Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Limited is a London-listed investor, owner and operator of digital infrastructure assets. The company focuses on acquiring and developing critical communications infrastructure, including data centres, fibre-optic networks, telecommunications towers and broadcast assets across Europe and North America.
The group has raised £795 million in equity capital alongside a €375 million debt facility to support its growth strategy. Through its Buy, Build & Grow approach, Cordiant has assembled a portfolio of six infrastructure businesses designed to provide stable, often index-linked income streams while benefiting from the long-term growth in global demand for digital connectivity and data services.
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