BROOKFIELD INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners reported steady Q4/25 FFO of $0.87 per unit and raised its annual distribution 6% to $1.82, continuing a 17‑year streak of increases. Management expects 2026 to be an inflection year with FFO growth above 10%, driven by new investments and a growing backlog of data‑related projects, including about 230MW of AI and data center exposure. The company is advancing capital recycling and monetization of stabilized assets, holds $2.7 billion in corporate liquidity and yields roughly 5%, supporting a case for disciplined, inflation‑protected income and long‑term growth. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners shares rose to a 52-week high of $36.11 and are up 17.25% year to date. Investors receive a dividend yield of 4.8%; the company has paid dividends for 18 consecutive years. For Q3 2025 Brookfield reported better-than-expected results: EPS $0.44 vs. forecast $0.2773 and revenue $5.98 billion. BMO raised its price target to $43 and expects double-digit FFO growth from 2026 driven by investments in data infrastructure. » More on de.investing.com

The stock of Brookfield Infrastructure Partners rose to a new 52-week high of $35.64. Over the past 12 months the stock delivered a total return of 8.18%; the last six months produced 13.54%; the dividend yield is 4.88% and dividend payments have been maintained for 18 years. For Q3 2025 the company reported significantly better-than-expected results (EPS $0.44 vs. $0.2773 forecast; revenue $5.98 billion vs. $2.05 billion expected). Analysts are optimistic (consensus recommendation 1.75) and BMO Capital raised its price target to $43 with an "Outperform" rating, while InvestingPro rates the company’s financial position as "GOOD" but sees the stock as slightly overvalued. » More on de.investing.com