RM Alternative Income
Listed infrastructure, property and lending companies and trusts. Aims to provide income.
- Price
- 130.88p
- As at 16 Oct 2026
- Daily change
- +0.21% up
- Fund size
- £184.5m
- As at 30 Sep 2026
Notice: RM Infrastructure Income plc is in managed wind-down and is returning capital to shareholders.
See wind-down progress
Since 2010 we have invested in infrastructure, specialist property and secured lending from Edinburgh and London, with a focus on income.
Capital at risk. The value of investments and any income can fall as well as rise.
Onshore wind farm · Scotland · Renewable energy infrastructure
RMII discount uses NAV as at 30 Jun 2026.
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See how to investPrice, NAV, capital returned and announcements for RM Infrastructure Income plc.
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See private strategiesThree daily-dealing UK funds investing in real assets, bonds and alternatives. Every figure shows the date it applies to.
Listed infrastructure, property and lending companies and trusts. Aims to provide income.
Bonds, trusts and alternatives. Aims to preserve capital and seek growth over 5+ years.
Bonds issued by infrastructure companies such as utilities. Aims for income above SONIA.
London-listed investment trust in managed wind-down, returning capital to shareholders.
£47.3m returned to shareholders since the wind-down began, c.57% of the Nov 2023 NAV
As at 1 May 2026In managed wind-down since shareholders approved it in December 2023. As assets are realised, the board decides the timing and size of each return. See wind-down progress
Capital at risk. The value of investments and any income from them can fall as well as rise. Prices are for the share class shown. Daily change is not a guide to future performance. Important information
Open-ended fund prices from each fund's administrator at the daily valuation point. RMII share price from the London Stock Exchange, delayed at least 15 minutes; NAV from the trust's announcements.
Where the fund is invested, by asset class and the sectors within each.
Asset classShare of fund
Source: RM Alternative Income factsheet. As at 30 Sep 2026. Sector weights may not add up to their asset class because of rounding.
A specialist investment manager, founded in 2010 and run from Edinburgh, authorised and regulated by the FCA.
About RM FundsWe invest in the physical assets economies depend on: infrastructure, specialist property and the businesses that run them. Some we reach through bonds and shares that trade daily. Others we finance or own privately.
Read about our approachPlacement is indicative and describes where each vehicle's underlying investments sit.
Our three open-ended funds hold bonds and shares traded on public markets, so investors can normally buy or sell on any working day. Prices rise and fall with those markets.
Since 2016 our team has found, structured and monitored private loans to real-asset businesses. Private investments are harder to sell and are offered to professional investors.
Lending privately shows us how real-asset businesses work from the inside. The same team brings that view to the listed bonds and shares in our funds.
From battery storage to community pharmacies and power networks: the kinds of real assets our funds own, lend to or invest in.
Holdings shown for illustration. They may change and are not a recommendation.
Combined sector exposure of our three open-ended funds, from their latest factsheets.
We are a team of ten. The portfolio managers who choose the holdings are named on every fund page, with how long they have run it.
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