Infratil fears renewable energy slowdown due to US election

Infratil fears renewable energy slowdown due to US election
Infratil boss Jason Boyes says it's still going to invest in its US renewable energy business. (Image: Infratil)
Rebecca Stevenson
Infratil reported a $212.2 million net loss in the six months to Sep 30 after a $1.1 billion revaluation of Infratil’s telecommunications business One NZ in the prior year meant it reported a hefty surplus.The New Zealand Exchange-listed (NZX) infrastructure investor said its half-year result was also impacted by $63m of foreign exchange and derivative revaluations.In the prior comparable period, Infratil reported a net surplus of $1.1b. Infratil completed its purchase of the telco, formerly branded as Vodafone NZ, in 2023 for about...

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