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- HICL and Trig abandon £5. 3bn merger after shareholder backlash
The multi-billion merger of HICL Infrastructure and The Renewables Infrastructure Group has been abandoned, it was announced on Monday, after widespread opposition from shareholders
- HICL and TRIG abandon £5. 3B merger plan after shareholder revolt - MSN
The proposed £5 3 billion merger between FTSE 250-listed infrastructure investment groups HICL Infrastructure and the Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited (TRIG) has collapsed after failing to
- Update on the Combination of HICL and TRIG - London Stock Exchange
The Boards of HICL Infrastructure PLC ("HICL") and The Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited ("TRIG") confirm that, following the announcement of the proposed combination of the two companies on 17 November 2025, the proposed combination will not proceed Both Boards remain convinced of the strategic rationale for the combination
- Allocator pressure prevails as HICL merger abandoned
The proposed merger of the two largest infrastructure investment trusts, HICL Infrastructure Company and The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) was called off Monday morning, much to
- HICL withdraws from TRIG merger deal amid lack of investor support
HICL, a London-based closed-ended infrastructure investment company, said that while it remains "convinced" of the combination's strategic rationale, it is unable to advance the transaction without a substantial majority of support from its investors
- HICL Infrastructure, TRIG Abandon Merger Due to Low . . . - MarketWatch
Renewables Infrastructure Group, known as TRIG, and HICL Infrastructure said they were shelving plans for a merger due to low shareholder support The companies on Monday said that, after a broad
- HICL-TRIG merger called off after shareholder revolt
HICL Infrastructure’s proposed merger with The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) has been called off following significant shareholder pressure In a stock exchange announcement, HICL said both boards “remain convinced” of the strategic rationale for the deal However, the HICL board said
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