Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Q3 net income drops 84% to USD 69 million

By Public Technologies
  • Brookfield Infrastructure Partners’ third-quarter 2026 non-IFRS FFO rose 10% year over year to USD 717 million, or USD 0.91 per unit.
  • Data-segment non-IFRS FFO climbed 25% year over year to USD 172 million, driven by strong organic growth.
  • A NAVER AI partnership requires approximately USD 9 billion of capital, with an expected equity commitment net to BIP of USD 100 million.
  • Year-to-date asset-sale proceeds secured reached approximately USD 1.5 billion; full-year proceeds are expected to exceed USD 2 billion.


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