NATIONAL GRID PLC
For the period ended Mar 31, 2026. Filed Jun 3, 2026.
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FY2026 · Filed Jun 3, 2026
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Performance management framework
In managing the business, we focus on various non-IFRS alternative performance measures (APMs) and
regulatory performance measures (RPMs) which provide meaningful comparisons of performance between
years, monitor the strength of the Group’s balance sheet and ensure profitability reflects the Group’s
regulatory economic arrangements. Such APMs and RPMs are supplementary to, and should not be
regarded as a substitute for IFRS measures, which we refer to as statutory results.
Our business performance as set out in our regulatory agreements can differ from accounting under
IFRS, principally because our regulators allow for regulatory deferral accounting. Our allowed revenues
are set in accordance with our regulatory price controls or rate plans. Statutory IFRS does not allow us
to recognise regulatory assets or liabilities (for the difference between collected and allowed regulatory
revenues). As a result we use a suite of APMs (defined by us) to help measure and monitor our underlying
regulated business performance. We explain the basis of these measures and, where practicable,
reconcile these to statutory IFRS results (i.e. GAAP) in Other unaudited financial information on pages
236 – 247. Our RPMs have been calculated for the total Group (or individual entities where relevant)
and these are not based on IFRS measures. Specifically, we measure the financial performance of the
Group from different perspectives:
–Accounting profit: In addition to statutory IFRS measures we report adjusted results (i.e. before
exceptional items and remeasurements), and underlying results, which further take account of:
i) volumetric and other revenue timing differences arising from our regulatory contracts; (ii) major storm
costs (net of in-year allowances and deductibles) which are recoverable in future periods when they
exceed a $100 million threshold; and (iii) deferred tax in our UK regulated businesses (NGET and
NGED). In doing so, we intend to make the impact of such items clear to users of the financial
information in this Annual Report.
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