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研究快讯:Bip 第一季度:数据业务增长 46%,推动 FFO 增长 10%

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-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:Brookfield Infrastructure每单位FFO为0.90美元,较上年同期的0.82美元增长10%,FFO总额达到7.09亿美元,高于上年同期的6.46亿美元,主要得益于内生增长和14亿美元的新投资。该合伙企业报告称,2025年第一季度净亏损6100万美元,而2025年第一季度净利润为1.25亿美元,主要原因是商品价格高企导致未实现的对冲损失。我们对本季度持乐观态度,FFO增长10%主要得益于Data公司FFO大幅增长46%,达到1.49亿美元,这主要得益于美国大宗光纤收购和200兆瓦已投产的数据中心容量。管理层预计对冲损失将在年内逐步消除。该合伙企业已获得 4 亿美元的新投资机会,并完成了 10 亿美元的资本循环利用,维持了 53 亿美元的流动资金,仅有 5% 的债务将在 12 个月内到期。我们预计,每单位 0.455 美元的 6% 分红增长将通过与 Bloom 等大型主题型公司开展合作,并利用循环资金来实现。

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