Premier Energy and Water Trust PLC announces that as at 29 May 2009 its ten
largest investments were as follows :
% of total assets
Scottish & Southern Energy 5.75
E.ON 5.63
FPL Group 4.64
GDF Suez 4.30
Snam Rete Gas 4.18
EDF 3.92
Pennon 3.73
Public Power 3.72
Veolia 3.35
China Power New Energy 3.19
At 29 May 2009 the total net assets of Premier Energy and Water Trust PLC
amounted to £56.7 million.The sector breakdown and geographical allocation were
as follows :
Sector Breakdown :
Electricity 62.5 %
Water 21.4 %
Gas 10.1 %
Infrastructure 5.3 %
Cash & Net Assets 0.7 %
Total 100.0 %
Geographical Allocation :
United Kingdom 26.0 %
USA 19.2 %
France 12.6 %
China / Hong Kong 9.4 %
Italy 7.9 %
Germany 5.6 %
Greece 3.7 %
Thailand 3.2 %
Spain 2.8 %
Singapore 1.8 %
India 1.8 %
Portugal 1.8 %
Japan 1.6 %
Brazil 1.0 %
Malaysia 0.9 %
Cash & Net Assets 0.7 %
Total 100.0 %
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