-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下：Brookfield Infrastructure每單位FFO為0.90美元，較上年同期的0.82美元增長10%，FFO總額達到7.09億美元，高於上年同期的6.46億美元，主要得益於內生增長和14億美元的新投資。該合夥企業報告稱，2025年第一季淨虧損6,100萬美元，而2025年第一季淨利潤為1.25億美元，主要原因是商品價格高企導致未實現的對沖損失。我們對本季持樂觀態度，FFO成長10%主要得益於Data公司FFO大幅成長46%，達到1.49億美元，這主要得益於美國大宗光纖收購和200兆瓦已投產的資料中心容量。管理層預計對沖損失將在年內逐步消除。該合夥企業已獲得 4 億美元的新投資機會，並完成了 10 億美元的資本循環利用，維持了 53 億美元的流動資金，僅有 5% 的債務將在 12 個月內到期。我們預計，每單位 0.455 美元的 6% 分紅成長將透過與 Bloom 等大型主題型公司合作，並利用循環資金來實現。
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