Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Q1 2026 FFO reached $709 million ($0.90 per unit), up 10% year-over-year, driven by strong performance in data and midstream segments, organic growth, inflation indexation, and new capital projects.

• Distribution per unit increased 6% to $0.455, with a payout ratio of 65% within the long-term target range.

• Net loss of $61 million was primarily due to unrealized mark-to-market hedge losses in the midstream segment, expected to reverse as hedges settle.

• Advanced strategic capital partnerships, capital recycling initiatives, and secured $1 billion in proceeds, improving liquidity.

• Exploring a single combined corporate structure to enhance liquidity, value, and index inclusion for investors.

Financial highlights

• FFO for Q1 2026 was $709 million ($0.90/unit), a 10% increase year-over-year; AFFO rose to $596 million from $537 million.

• Data segment FFO surged 46% to $149 million; midstream FFO up 12% to $190 million.

• Utility segment FFO increased 5% to $201 million, aided by inflation indexation, currency appreciation, and new assets.

• Transport segment FFO was $283 million, slightly below last year due to asset sales, but underlying performance remained resilient.

• Revenue rose to $6.3 billion from $5.4 billion year-over-year.

Outlook and guidance

• Positioned for 10%+ per unit FFO growth in 2026, supported by organic growth, capital recycling, and a robust investment pipeline.

• Targeting 12-15%+ total annual return on invested capital over the long term.

• Expecting 5-9% annual distribution growth, supported by per unit FFO growth.

• Organic FFO growth target remains 6-9% per year, driven by inflation indexation, volume growth, and reinvestment.

• Strong demand for infrastructure driven by digitalization, AI build-out, and supply chain reconfiguration.