National Grid confirmed its safe-haven status by unveiling a strong set of FY21/22 figures, c. 3.3% above the consensus. The group is moving forward serenely, benefiting from its natural inflation indexation both at operational and dividend levels.
The mid-term FY25/26 plan is backed even if the FY22/23 outlook expected at ‘broadly flat’ is admittedly a miss. But who cares? NG is the perfect benchmark for a flight-to-quality for investors awaiting better times.
19 May 2022
FY21/22: rock-solid
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FY21/22: rock-solid
National Grid plc (NG:LON) | 1,038 -171.3 (-1.6%) | Mkt Cap: 38,620m
- Published:
19 May 2022 -
Author:
Nicolas Bouthors -
Pages:
3
National Grid confirmed its safe-haven status by unveiling a strong set of FY21/22 figures, c. 3.3% above the consensus. The group is moving forward serenely, benefiting from its natural inflation indexation both at operational and dividend levels.
The mid-term FY25/26 plan is backed even if the FY22/23 outlook expected at ‘broadly flat’ is admittedly a miss. But who cares? NG is the perfect benchmark for a flight-to-quality for investors awaiting better times.