International Public Partnerships (LSE:INPP) reported strong results for the six months ending June 2025, highlighted by a 2.8% rise in Net Asset Value per share. The company also confirmed plans to return up to £200 million to shareholders through a buyback program set to run until March 2026.
Alongside these results, INPP announced major new investment commitments, including £250 million for the Sizewell C nuclear project and its selection as preferred bidder for the Moray West OFTO. These moves are designed to underpin sustainable long-term growth while strengthening returns to investors.
The company continues to demonstrate financial resilience with a solid balance sheet and steady cash generation. That said, weaker revenue expansion and profitability pressures remain ongoing challenges. Valuation metrics call for some caution given a high P/E ratio, though the stock’s attractive dividend yield provides a counterbalance. Corporate initiatives such as buybacks reinforce confidence in the firm’s outlook, supporting a cautiously optimistic view.
About International Public Partnerships
International Public Partnerships (INPP) is a FTSE 250-listed investment company specializing in high-quality, diversified infrastructure assets. Its strategy is centered on delivering sustainable capital growth and long-term value to shareholders.
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