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Invesco Bond Income Plus Limited is a closed-ended investment company domiciled in Jersey, launched in May 1991, that seeks high income and capital growth primarily through investments in high-yielding fixed-interest securities, including high yield bonds diversified across countries and industries. The portfolio, managed by Rhys Davies and deputy Edward Craven, comprises 239 holdings with total assets of approximately £448 million, featuring significant allocations to issuers like Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, and Barclays, and a credit quality breakdown emphasizing BB (27.4%) and B (22.3%) rated bonds alongside cash and minor equity exposure. It offers a targeted dividend of 12.25 pence per ordinary share for 2025, paid quarterly, yielding around 7%, with a decade-long history of consistent payouts starting from at least 10 pence annually. Employing modest gearing of 2.8% via repurchase agreements and an ongoing charge of 0.88%, the trust focuses on expert credit analysis to generate value in the high yield bond market, classified in the Debt - Loans and Bonds sector. Recognized for dependable income, it maintains a slight premium to NAV, appealing to those seeking fixed-income exposure with income stability.