
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) provides a 5% yield backed by inflation-indexed, recession-resistant cash flows and a 17-year record of distribution growth. Trading at a low multiple of 10x 2026 FFO, expected to drop to 8x by 2028, BIP shows predictable earnings with significant growth potential from its data segment, which grew FFO by 46% last quarter and now represents 16% of assets. The company maintains strong liquidity, low debt, and disciplined capital recycling, making it attractive amid high market valuations. The analyst is buying shares near $35–36, believing the market undervalues BIP’s growth, especially in data and AI infrastructure.