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Investing.com -- 3IN shares edged up 0.3% after the company released a Q1 performance update showing portfolio companies performing in line with or ahead of expectations.
The investment company reported that total income and non-income cash for the period ending June 30, 2025, were in line with expectations at £63 million.
3IN maintained a strong balance sheet with £65 million in cash, while being £343 million drawn on its £900 million revolving credit facility, resulting in a net debt position of £278 million.
The company confirmed it remains on track to deliver its fiscal year 2026 dividend target of 13.45p per share.
Several portfolio companies showed positive developments during the quarter, with FLAG successfully refinancing debt facilities at reduced margins and improved terms, including a $100 million revolving credit facility to upgrade and extend its fiber network.
TCR was highlighted as continuing to outperform, with several new contracts signed in the period.
The company also underwent leadership changes, with Jason Watson taking over as CEO on July 1, succeeding Tom Bellekens who moved to an Executive Chair role.
Management noted that SRL is now performing in line with revised expectations, though they remain cautious as market conditions have yet to materially improve.
The company’s new remotely-monitored signals are reportedly being well received in the market.
Infinis also saw leadership changes with Bruce Heppenstall taking over as CEO on June 2, replacing the retiring Shane Pickering who had been in place since 3IN’s acquisition in 2016.
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