Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P.

Overview

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. owns and operates essential infrastructure in the utilities, transport, midstream and data sectors across the Americas, Asia Pacific and Europe. Its businesses include regulated and contracted assets that provide services such as energy distribution, freight transportation and data connectivity. Its stated objective is to build a globally diversified portfolio that generates sustainable, growing distributions for unitholders over the long term.[1][2]

The partnership reported revenue of $23.1 billion for 2025. Its website lists approximately 57,000 operating employees across its infrastructure platform.[3][4] [P152809069][P152809070][P152809529][S1][https://bip.brookfield.com/]

Products & services

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners provides electricity and natural-gas transmission, electricity, gas and water distribution, industrial-gas supply, and residential infrastructure services. Its utility assets include electricity-transmission lines, gas pipelines and distribution networks serving approximately 7.3 million operating connections; its home-services business serves approximately 9.8 million customers.[5]+3

Its transport services move and handle freight, commodities and passengers through rail networks, terminals, toll roads and intermodal equipment. Capabilities include a container fleet of approximately 7.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units, rail networks in North America, Europe, Australia and Brazil, and a U.S. liquefied natural gas export terminal with capacity of approximately 30 million tonnes per year.[9]+4

Its midstream services encompass transportation, gathering, processing and storage of natural gas, natural-gas liquids, petroleum and refined products. The portfolio includes approximately 19,500 kilometres of pipelines, 16 gas and natural-gas-liquids processing plants with roughly 5.6 billion cubic feet per day of gross capacity, and approximately 280 billion cubic feet of gas storage. It also has polypropylene production capacity of 525,000 tonnes per year in Canada.[14]+4

Its data-infrastructure services include telecom towers, fiber networks, fiber-to-the-premises connections and data-center hosting. Reported capacity includes approximately 309,000 telecom towers, 80,000 kilometres of fiber, 720,000 fiber-to-the-premises connections and more than 150 data centers with about 1.2 gigawatts of operating capacity.[19]+4 [5]+18

Geographic presence

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners operates across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific. Its utilities assets include transmission in the Americas and Asia Pacific and distribution across all three regions. Transport assets include terminals and rail networks across multiple regions, as well as toll roads in Brazil; midstream operations are in North America. Its data infrastructure spans the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.[24][25]

In 2025, the United States was its largest reported revenue market at $6.40 billion, or 27.7% of total revenue, followed by Canada ($4.50 billion; 19.5%), India ($3.21 billion; 13.9%) and the United Kingdom ($2.54 billion; 11.0%). Brazil and Colombia contributed $1.68 billion (7.3%) and $1.28 billion (5.5%), respectively; revenue was also reported separately for France, Germany and Australia. The partnership’s principal executive offices are in Hamilton, Bermuda.[25]+3 [24]+18

Business segments

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners reports four operating segments: Utilities, Transport, Midstream and Data. Utilities comprises regulated or contracted transmission and distribution infrastructure, including electricity, natural gas and water networks. Transport encompasses rail, toll roads and terminals that move or handle freight, commodities and passengers. Midstream provides transportation, gathering, processing and storage for natural gas and petroleum products. Data includes telecommunications, fiber and data-storage infrastructure.[31]+3

Based on 2025 consolidated revenue, Utilities contributed approximately 39%, Transport 20%, Midstream 22% and Data 19%. These percentages describe the revenue mix, not each segment’s share of partnership-attributable earnings.[35] [31]+4

Company history

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. emerged from Brookfield Asset Management’s infrastructure investments. Brookfield spun off the partnership in January 2008, when its units began trading on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2010, it merged with Prime Infrastructure, adding a broader portfolio of transport and utility assets. It expanded its UK utility holdings through the 2012 acquisition of Inexus and entered French communications infrastructure through a Brookfield-led acquisition of TDF in 2015.[36]+3

Its subsequent expansion included participation in the 2016 consortium transaction involving Australian rail and port operator Asciano and a 2017 consortium acquisition of Brazil’s NTS natural-gas transmission business. In 2020, the partnership created Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation and distributed its shares to unitholders as an additional way to own an interest in the business. Brookfield Infrastructure and its partners acquired Canadian energy infrastructure company Inter Pipeline in 2021.[40]+3 [36]+7

Sources

• Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. — Full financial report (2025 Y)
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