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Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corp. reports closed-end fund developments tied to energy infrastructure investing, current distributions and fund capital structure. The NYSE-listed fund is advised by Tortoise Capital Advisors and seeks total return with an emphasis on current distributions through exposure to infrastructure across the energy value chain, including natural gas, power generation, renewables and grid assets.
Recurring TYG news includes monthly distribution declarations, tax characterization of distributions, annual stockholder report releases, unaudited net asset value and balance sheet updates, and asset coverage ratios for senior securities and preferred shares. Company updates also cover shareholder voting matters, governance changes and completed fund-combination activity, with TYG continuing as the surviving fund after its merger with Tortoise Sustainable and Social Impact Term Fund.
Tortoise announced updates for TYG, NTG, TTP, NDP, TPZ, and TEAF as of November 30, 2020. TYG's total assets were approximately $456.0 million, with a net asset value of $306.3 million or $24.94 per share. The asset coverage ratio for senior securities was 435% and for preferred shares 330%. TYG has repurchased $18.1 million of shares. Other funds also reported similar updates with varying asset totals and coverage ratios. NTG, for example, had $226.7 million in assets and a 394% asset coverage ratio.
Tortoise has announced a strategic change for Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corp. (TYG), allowing greater investment in renewable and power infrastructure by eliminating the requirement to invest a specific percentage in MLPs and midstream equities. This policy shift will take effect 60 days post-notification to stockholders. As of October 31, 2020, TYG allocated 15% to renewables, which is expected to rise to 40%. This shift aligns with the growing energy demand and the transition to low-carbon energy sources, as stated by President Matt Sallee.
TYG, NTG, TTP, TPZ, and TEAF announced distributions for shareholders. TYG's distribution amount is set at $0.3000, while NTG will distribute $0.3100. TTP and TPZ announced $0.1600 and $0.0500 distributions, respectively. TEAF will distribute $0.0750. Payments are due on November 30, 2020, for TYG, NTG, TTP, and TPZ, and on monthly intervals through February 2021 for TEAF. Tax characterizations suggest significant returns of capital, impacting perceived investment performance, with an estimated 0-10% as qualified dividends for TYG and NTG.
The combined 2020 third quarter stockholders’ report for TYG, NTG, TTP, NDP, TPZ, and TEAF has been released. TYG's unaudited total assets are approximately $410.6 million, with a net asset value of $255.9 million, or $20.48 per share. The asset coverage ratio for senior securities is 428%. TYG has repurchased around $13.6 million of shares, with an average price of $16.142. Other funds also reported their assets and repurchases. This report can be accessed online or requested by phone or email.
Tortoise has enacted Amended and Restated Bylaws for its funds, aiming to enhance long-term value for stockholders. Key amendments include adherence to the Maryland Control Share Acquisition Act (MCSAA), which restricts short-term gains from acquiring individuals, thereby protecting shareholder interests. The revised bylaws mandate a 1% continuous ownership requirement for proposals and nominations, and designate specific courts in Maryland as the exclusive forum for legal claims. The changes are designed to solidify the funds' investment strategies and ensure consistent governance.
Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corp. (NYSE: TYG) reported its unaudited balance sheet for September 30, 2020, showing total assets of approximately $409.5 million and a net asset value of $254.5 million or $19.83 per share. The asset coverage ratio for senior securities was 426%, while for preferred shares it was 312%. The company completed around $8.8 million in share repurchases at an average price of $16.174, with 12.84 million shares outstanding. Other funds reported similar metrics, reflecting a robust asset coverage ratio across the board.