GCP Infrastructure Investments Limited (GCP.L) is a Jersey-domiciled closed-ended investment company listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index; it generates exposure primarily to infrastructure debt and similar assets secured against UK infrastructure projects with long-term, public sector-backed, availability-based revenues. The company invests at least 75% of its total assets in core projects featuring pre-determined cash flows, no construction or property risks, and inflation protection where possible; its diversified portfolio spans renewable energy including commercial solar, onshore wind, biomass, and anaerobic digestion with revenues from ROCs, FiTs, PPAs, and merchant sales; PFI/PPP assets such as healthcare and education projects with unitary charges from NHS Trusts and local authorities; and supported social housing via leases from local councils. Gravis Capital Management Limited serves as investment adviser, with Philip Kent as lead adviser supported by a team managing a portfolio valued at GBP 858.9 million as of 30 September 2025, comprising 47 investments with a weighted average annualised yield of 8.0% and average life of 11 years. Founded in July 2010 and headquartered at IFC 5, St Helier, Jersey JE1 1ST, GCP targets shareholders seeking regular, sustained long-term dividends and capital preservation through predictable cash flows from regulated and contracted revenues. In recent developments, the company advanced its capital allocation policy announced in December 2023 by realising GBP 38.2 million from disposals including Blackcraig Wind Farm loan notes at a 6.4% premium to valuation in 2024, a rooftop solar portfolio for GBP 6.8 million post-year end, and subject-to-contract onshore wind farms expected to yield circa GBP 20 million; these proceeds facilitated reduction of revolving credit facility borrowings from GBP 104 million at 30 September 2023 to GBP 20 million by 30 September 2025, share buybacks totalling over 12 million shares including 8.9 million in the latest quarter, and plans for at least GBP 50 million capital return to shareholders by mid-2025 while rebalancing away from equity-like and certain sector exposures now at 6%.