Infrastructure specialist Brookfield Infrastructure (NYSE:BIP) may not have the gaudiest recent track record - the shares are up almost 6% over the past year, and up about 8% since my last article
- but the company has a good track record of efficiently generating
cash flows from its investments and passing them along to investors as
dividends. What's more, with many governments and emerging market
corporations experiencing meaningful credit stress, Brookfield is
looking to leverage its position as a high-quality buyer with a low cost
of capital to add significant assets to the portfolio.
Modeling
Brookfield Infrastructure is always going to require some guesswork
about the amount of capital the company will deploy into acquisitions
and growth, as well as the cost and form of that capital (including
equity raises). That said, I believe management will succeed in
generating a long term per-share distributable cash flow growth rate in
the mid-single digits to high single digits. Discounted back, that
suggests a fair value in the high $40's to low $50's and argues for
serious consideration of these shares.
Read more here:
Brookfield Infrastructure Looking At A World Of Possibilities
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