Gresham House to raise ₤ 80m for United States battery buildout

May 18, 2023 11:24 AM ET
  • New equity will primarily be utilized to finance 160MW of solar-BESS projects in California
Gresham House to raise ₤ 80m for United States battery buildout

Gresham House Energy Storage Fund is looking for to increase ₤ 80m through a share positioning.

The new equity elevated will primarily be utilized to fund 160MW of solar with co-located four-hour battery projects in California, United States, referred to as Project Iliad.

Project Iliad requires an overall equity factor to consider through to commissioning of ₤ 135m.

It has actually been progressed over the last six months is anticipated to create considerable net asset value (NAV) per share gains as soon as fully commissioned.

Gresham House Energy Storage Fund is suggesting placing of ordinary shares of 1p each in the capital of the firm to institutional capitalists.

In addition to the positioning, there will be a separate offer made by the business of new ordinary shares on the REX platform to provide existing retail investors of the business in the UK only with an opportunity to acquire new ordinary shares.

The putting and the retail deal, which comprise the problem, will certainly lead to the Company increasing targeted gross earnings of approximately roughly ₤ 80m and is expected to represent up to 10% of the company's existing issued ordinary share capital.

The fund owns 590MW of operational projects as well as had EBITDA of ₤ 48.8 m in 2022.

Furthermore, it has 437MW of totally moneyed projects under construction in Great Britain targeting commissioning by the end of 2023, which will certainly take operational capacity to over 1GW.

The fund has actually determined a further 390MW of pipeline anticipated to commission in 2024 which it is currently looking for to prioritise.

The pipeline consists of 230MW of projects in Great Britain, which can be built utilizing existing funds, along with the 160MW Project Iliad.


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