GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
National Grid plc: Risk Reward Update
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National Grid plc: Risk Reward Update
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Risk Reward – National Grid plc (NG.L)
KEY EARNINGS INPUTS
Drivers 2026 2027e 2028e 2029e
Test (£, mn) 36,986 41,372 45,956 51,625
INVESTMENT DRIVERS RISKS TO PT/RATING MS ESTIMATES VS. CONSENSUS
UK/US regulated gas and electricity assets RISKS TO UPSIDE FY Mar 2027e
provide secure and visible returns Accelerating capex and asset growth 91.2 UK regulatory assets based on real regulation, Higher than expected outperformance in EPS
and hence inflation-linked revenue and RAB regulatory assets (p) 87.8 92.3
growth Improvement in US returns allowances 89.6
Other businesses (e.g. Interconnectors, Property, Persistence of high inflation, leading to revenue
LNG) provide diversity and asset growth 50.0
DPS
48.3 50.2 RISKS TO DOWNSIDE (p)
GLOBAL REVENUE EXPOSURE 49.5 Disappointing regulatory reviews
Slower policy support and growth capex
Lower than expected inflation Mean Morgan Stanley Estimates 30-40% UK
Upward move in bond yields adversely Source: Refinitiv, Morgan Stanley Research 50-60% North America
impacting valuation
Source: Morgan Stanley Research Estimate OWNERSHIP POSITIONING
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Inst. Owners, % Active 71.9%
MS ALPHA MODELS HF Sector Long/Short Ratio 1.5x
HF Sector Net Exposure 2.1%
2/5 3 Month Refinitiv; MSPB Content. Includes certain hedge fund MOST Horizon
exposures held with MSPB. Information may be
Source: Refinitiv, FactSet, Morgan Stanley Research; 1 is inconsistent with or may not reflect broader market
the highest favored Quintile and 5 is the least favored trends. Long/Short Ratio = Long Exposure / Short
Quintile exposure. Sector % of Total Net Exposure = (For a
particular sector: Long Exposure - Short Exposure) /
(Across all sectors: Long Exposure – Short Exposure).
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