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In our last coverage, we suggested investors go long Brookfield Infrastructure Partners' preferred shares and those have had a nice rally. We look at another one from the BIP suite, one that has a high probability of being called. The high spread and floor yields are attractive features, which compelled us to go long.
Dividends are one of the best benefits to being a shareholder, but finding a great dividend stock is no easy task. Does Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) have what it takes?
Master limited partnerships, otherwise known as MLPs, are appealing for income investors. MLPs widely offer high distribution yields above 5%.
Buffett targets "wide-moat" businesses. While owning BNSF like him is unrealistic, Brookfield Infrastructure offers a similar path. They own essential assets (railroads, utilities), generating steady cash flow and dividends. Brookfield has a strong record. Since 2009, their FFO grew 15% annually, enabling consistent dividend hikes (10%). Recent acquisitions expand their data center presence and solidify income streams. Brookfield's valuation (P/FFO 3.7x) and potential upside (analyst target +26%) make it attractive for income-focused investors.
Tech companies will pour $1 trillion into data centers over the next few years. That's driving robust growth for data center developers.
Dividends are one of the best benefits to being a shareholder, but finding a great dividend stock is no easy task. Does Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) have what it takes?
Decarbonization and digitalization are multi-trillion-dollar megatrends. NextEra Energy is a leader in renewable energy, which should power robust growth in the coming years.
Brookfield Infrastructure (BIP) could produce exceptional returns because of its solid growth attributes.
The 4% Rule may sound good, but is hard to implement in practice when it comes to selling down assets. Brookfield Infrastructure Partners is a discounted bargain for income investors, with a strong track record of value creation and diversified assets. It can help investors fulfill their income goals without the need to sell down units due to its appealing and growing distribution.
Brookfield Infrastructure owns a variety of blue-chip assets with regular cash flows and minimal competition. The stock currently pays a sustainable 5% dividend.