In accordance with listing Rule 21.20 (L) (ii), Premier Utilities Trust PLC
announces that as at 31 March 2007 its ten largest investments were as follows :
% of total assets
NRG Energy 6.60
RWE ag 4.65
CEZ 4.61
National Grid 4.55
E.ON 4.45
Datang Int'l 4.36
Veolia 4.25
ENEL 4.11
Severn Trent 4.10
Telecom Corp NZ 3.83
At 31 March 2007 the total net assets of Premier Utilities Trust PLC amounted
to £62.3 million.The sector breakdown and geographical breakdown were as
follows :
Sector Breakdown :
Electricity 53.9 %
Water 14.1 %
Telecoms 12.0 %
Gas 9.8 %
Infrastructure 8.4 %
Cash & Net Assets 1.8 %
Total 100.0 %
Geographical Allocation :
United Kingdom 21.6 %
USA 12.5 %
Italy 12.3 %
France 10.1 %
Germany 9.1 %
China / Hong Kong 8.9 %
Czech Rep 4.6 %
New Zealand 3.8 %
Finland 3.8 %
Spain 3.2 %
Canada 2.7 %
Hungary 2.5 %
Republic of Korea 2.5 %
Greece 0.6 %
Cash & Net Assets 1.8 %
Total 100.0 %
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