HICL Infrastructure Announces General Meeting

By Public Technologies
  • HICL Infrastructure will hold a general meeting in London on November 16, 2026, to vote on a revised investment policy.
  • The proposed policy increases emphasis on capital growth, allowing up to 25% of total assets in growth-focused infrastructure investments termed “enhancers.”
  • A separate limit would permit up to 30% of total assets in infrastructure funds and infrastructure-related financial instruments and securities.
  • Subject to approval, the revised investment objective targets annualized total returns exceeding 10% on net assets over the medium term.
  • The dividend policy and dividend target remain unchanged.


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