We reiterate IGF, holding 110 utility, pipeline, road and airport management companies worldwide as a TOP PICK. Infrastructure is less flashy than AI memory chips, say analysts, but it benefits from a multi-decade spending cycle driven by grid modernization, reshoring, and energy transition — trends that don't disappear when sentiment shifts. We also like that dividend growth has averaged 14% annually over the past five years. We recommend trailing up the stop (from $60) to $64, looking to achieve $79 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 2.8%
Inflation, global energy infrastructure and even AI data center interest make IGF a TOP PICK candidate. It holds 110 electric, natural gas, pipeline, road and airport management companies worldwide. It offers a good yield that has seen the dividend grow by 15% annually over the past five years. We recommend setting a stop-loss at $60, looking to achieve $80 — upside potential of 18%. Yield 2.9%
2 types of infrastructure spending. 1) Asset infrastructure (inflation protection type), which includes ports, transportation and utilities. (Long term assets) and 2) Engineering/construction infrastructure where spending is expected in the next couple of years. (Growth) (This one is assets.)
Good for global infrastructure exposure.
~2% dividend yield.
Relatively safe.
Good time to buy.