Financings
Power & Infrastructure Split Corp. Completes Overnight Offering
Treasury offering priced at a discount to a stretched premium; market sells the distribution yield trap.

Executive Summary
- Power & Infrastructure Split Corp. completed a treasury offering of Class A and Preferred Shares, raising approximately $41.8M in gross proceeds.
- Class A Shares were priced at $13.60 per share (8.8% distribution rate); Preferred Shares at $10.40 per share (6.2% annualized yield).
- The offering was structured to be non-dilutive to the NAV per unit as of June 2, 2026.
- Distribution waterfall prioritizes Preferred shareholders; Class A distributions are suspended if Preferred distributions are in arrears or if NAV per unit falls below $15.00 after cash distributions.
- Transaction executed under an ATM program established in January 2026, with a 15% over-allotment option granted to the syndicate.
- Shares continue trading under existing TSX symbols (PWI, PWI.PR.A).
Material Impact
- The news is a routine treasury offering under an existing ATM program. It is not a transformative event. The stock had already run ~+48% into the print, pricing in strong performance and a premium to NAV. The offering was priced at a slight discount to market, and the subsequent sell-off to $12.46 indicates the market viewed the capital raise as dilutive to the premium or a distribution yield trap rather than accretive growth. The material impact is negative but routine, as it reflects standard fund capital management rather than a fundamental shift in the business model.
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Company Overview
- Power & Infrastructure Split Corp. is a closed-end fund/split corp listed on the TSX.
- It invests in a globally diversified, actively managed portfolio of dividend-paying power and infrastructure securities selected by Brompton Funds Limited.
- Offers two share classes: Class A (monthly non-cumulative distributions, capital appreciation) and Preferred (fixed quarterly cumulative distributions, $10.00 redemption in May 2031).
- Inception date: May 21, 2021.
- Focuses on income generation and capital preservation in the power and infrastructure sector.