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Infrastructure outlook: Bridging the valuation gap

Charles Hamieh, Shane Hurst and Nick Langley
Charles Hamieh, Shane Hurst and Nick Langley • 6 min read
Infrastructure outlook: Bridging the valuation gap
Infrastructure’s differentiated returns offer some diversification away from the risks of concentrated trades / Photo: Blomberg
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The concentrated market of 2024 and the return of inflationary pressures are good reminders of what sets infrastructure apart from other asset classes and why it will be valuable in 2025.

First, infrastructure offers a differentiated source of returns. Unlike general equities and real estate, the key driver of long-term returns for infrastructure investors is growth in the underlying asset bases.

Regulators generally provide an allowed return regarding the underlying asset base of these essential companies, though how this occurs varies by region. If the regulator provides steady allowed returns on a growing asset base, we expect earnings to increase at the same pace as the underlying asset growth.

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