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Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd on Friday said it is well-positioned to benefit from structural growth in demand for digital infrastructure, as it posted a higher net asset value per share. The Guernsey-incorporated investor in specialist digital infrastructure, managed by Cordiant Capital Inc, reported a 16.3% net asset value per share total return for the financial year ended March 31, an improvement compared to 11.6% in financial 2025. Net asset value per share rose 13% to 146.0p as at March 31, from 129.6p a year earlier. The digital infrastructure investor declared a total annual dividend of 4.45p per share, including a final interim dividend of 2.28p, up 2.3% from 4.35p a year earlier. The company said portfolio revenue and adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation increased 9.9% and 7.8%, respectively, on a constant-currency basis, supported by contract wins, price escalators and acquisitions. Looking ahead, Cordiant said it is well-positioned to benefit from structural growth in demand for digital infrastructure driven by rising data consumption, cloud adoption and artificial intelligence. Steven Marshall, co-founder, executive chairman & managing partner, Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Management, said: ‘We are pleased with the operational performance delivered by the portfolio over the past five years. The company benefits from a portfolio of high-quality digital infrastructure assets, supporting blue-chip and government customers through long-term contracts in growing markets. Our core businesses are leaders in their respective markets and continue to expand their infrastructure coverage, both through the construction of additional assets and bolt-on acquisitions that further strengthen their customer offering.’ Cordiant shares rose 0.2% to 125.25 pence each on Friday morning in London. Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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