Brookfield Infrastructure: Investment Grade Securities For 64 Cents On The Dollar
Summary
- Brookfield Infrastructure grew its per unit FFO by 4 cents over its year-ago comp during its fiscal 2025 first quarter.
- Long-term contracted cash flows, inflation indexation, and broad geographic and infrastructure asset diversification help render BIP relatively recession-resistant.
- FFO per unit could still see growth through 2025, even if the US dips into a technical recession with the company currently paying out a 5.55% dividend yield.
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