BIP Stock Recent News

There's a lot of uncertainty in the stock market these days. Tariffs could drive a resurgence in inflation and cause a global economic slowdown, and t hese headwinds could impact the profitability of many companies.

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.

We discuss Warren Buffett's secret to getting rich off of the stock market. Market panic is gifting dividend investors massive bargains—here are four steals to grab now. Find out why savvy investors cheer when prices tumble and how you can cash in on the chaos.

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (NYSE:BIP ) Q1 2025 Earnings Conference Call April 30, 2025 9:00 AM ET Company Participants David Krant - Chief Financial Officer Dave Joynt - Managing Partner & Head, Global Transport Sam Pollock - Chief Executive Officer Conference Call Participants Cherilyn Radbourne - TD Cowen Devin Dodge - BMO Capital Markets Robert Hope - Scotiabank Maurice Choy - RBC Capital Markets Frederic Bastien - Raymond James Operator Hello, and welcome to the Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Q1 2025 Results Conference Call and Webcast.

BROOKFIELD, News, April 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (Brookfield Infrastructure, BIP, or the Partnership) (NYSE: BIP; TSX: BIP.UN) today announced its results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025.

The stock market has taken a tumble this year. Market indexes have declined by more than 10% from their recent peaks, driven down by concerns that tariffs will cause a recession.

Lower rates on its foreign exchange hedge contracts and high interest expenses are likely to have impacted BIP's Q1 results despite its diversified infrastructure assets.

Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock (NYSE: BLK), recently suggested that the 60/40 portfolio model needed to be replaced by a 50/30/20 portfolio. The new 20% portion is dedicated to things like infrastructure and real estate.

Three major macro factors are causing a lot of turmoil in markets right now. Infrastructure is positioned to benefit from these three major macro factors. I share some specific picks for turning today's market chaos into long-term dividend growth and real wealth.

Warren Buffett's “washtub moment” is here — are you ready to cash in? These 4 dividend-growth plays have big yields, impressive growth, and are poised to soar. Recession-resistant, inflation-resistant, and massively discounted—get in before Wall Street catches on.