Manager firm
Octopus Energy Generation
Manager(s)
Chris Gaydon, David Bird
Structure
investment_trust
AIC sector
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Domicile
United Kingdom
Base currency
GBP
Latest factsheet
2026-03-31
Snapshot date
2025-08-31
Manager firm
Octopus Energy Generation
Manager(s)
Chris Gaydon, David Bird
Structure
investment_trust
AIC sector
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Domicile
United Kingdom
Base currency
GBP
Latest factsheet
2026-03-31
Snapshot date
2025-08-31
Share price
62.14p
NAV / share
93.15p2026-03-31
Premium / discount
-33.29%
Fund size
£280m
OCF
—
Performance fee
—
Gearing
45.00%
Dividend yield
11.80%
A positive NAV total return of 1% was delivered over the quarter, with dividends offsetting a modest NAV decrease from 93.8p per share (£495m) as at 31 December 2025 to 93.2p per share (£491m) as at 31 March 2026. Positive impacts were driven by short-term power price increases, reflecting heightened market volatility, and the expected return on assets, partially offset by reductions in medium to long-term power price forecasts alongside changes to other macroeconomic assumptions - predominantly an increase in French tax applicable to the solar portfolio. The portfolio’s high level of contracted revenues continued to limit the impact of short-term market movements.
Manager firm
Octopus Energy Generation
Manager(s)
Chris Gaydon, David Bird
Structure
investment_trust
AIC sector
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Domicile
United Kingdom
Base currency
GBP
Latest factsheet
2026-03-31
Snapshot date
2025-08-31
Share price
62.14p
NAV / share
93.15p2026-03-31
Premium / discount
-33.29%
Fund size
£280m
OCF
—
Performance fee
—
Gearing
45.00%
Dividend yield
11.80%
A positive NAV total return of 1% was delivered over the quarter, with dividends offsetting a modest NAV decrease from 93.8p per share (£495m) as at 31 December 2025 to 93.2p per share (£491m) as at 31 March 2026. Positive impacts were driven by short-term power price increases, reflecting heightened market volatility, and the expected return on assets, partially offset by reductions in medium to long-term power price forecasts alongside changes to other macroeconomic assumptions - predominantly an increase in French tax applicable to the solar portfolio. The portfolio’s high level of contracted revenues continued to limit the impact of short-term market movements.