Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P.

Overview

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. owns and operates a diversified portfolio of essential infrastructure businesses. Its four core segments are Utilities, Transport, Midstream and Data, spanning assets such as electricity and gas networks, railways and toll roads, energy transportation and storage, and telecommunications and data infrastructure. The company describes its objective as owning assets that enable the movement, storage and connectivity of energy, goods and data, while generating sustainable, growing long-term distributions.[1]+4

Its operations span the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific. Brookfield’s February 2026 corporate profile reports approximately 57,000 operating employees and 12 corporate offices; consolidated revenue for fiscal 2025 was US$23.1 billion.[6]+2 [1]+7

Products & services

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners provides utility, transport, midstream and data infrastructure services. Its utility offerings include regulated natural-gas and electricity transmission, and commercial and residential electricity, gas and water distribution. In 2025, distribution accounted for about 69% of Utilities FFO and transmission about 31%.[9][10]

Transport services include freight, commodity and passenger transport, storage and handling through terminals, rail and toll roads; about 85% of the segment’s Adjusted EBITDA was supported by contractual or regulated revenues. Midstream services cover natural-gas transportation, gathering, processing and storage, as well as refined-products pipeline transportation.[11]+2 Data services include telecom and technology data transmission and distribution, and physical data hosting and storage, including hyperscale deployments. Data contracts can extend beyond 25 years and include inflation escalators; in 2025, transmission and distribution represented about 63% of Data FFO and storage about 37%.[14]+2 [9]+7

Geographic presence

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P.’s operating businesses span the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific. The 2025 filing’s segment overview identifies primary locations including North America, Brazil and combinations of the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific, depending on the business segment.[17][18]

The partnership’s registered office is at 73 Front Street, 5th Floor, Hamilton HM 12, Bermuda. The reviewed annual filing does not provide an employee distribution by geography or revenue percentages by region.[19][20] [17]+4

Business segments

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. reports four operating segments. **Utilities** comprises regulated and contracted infrastructure, including electricity and natural-gas transmission and electricity, gas and water distribution [9]. **Transport** provides transportation, storage and handling for merchandise, commodities and passengers through terminals, railways and toll roads [11]. **Midstream** includes natural-gas transportation, gathering, processing and storage, as well as a U.S. refined-products pipeline system [12]. **Data** includes telecom and fiber transmission and distribution infrastructure, and data-storage facilities serving technology, cloud and enterprise customers [14]. The company also presents an asset-type and primary-location crosswalk; within Data, it distinguishes transmission and distribution from storage [13].

For 2025, the four operating segments’ Adjusted EBITDA totaled approximately $4.693 billion. On that basis, Utilities contributed about **28%** ($1.328 billion), Transport **33%** ($1.563 billion), Midstream **22%** ($1.016 billion), and Data **17%** ($786 million). These approximate shares use combined operating-segment Adjusted EBITDA as the denominator and exclude Corporate; reported total Adjusted EBITDA after Corporate was approximately $4.267 billion [22]. [9]+9

Company history

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners was established in 2007 and spun off from Brookfield as a publicly traded partnership on January 31, 2008. Its first major acquisition as a listed partnership was the transmission division of Great Lakes Power Limited, completed in March 2008.[23][24] In 2010, it merged with Prime Infrastructure, adding Australian ports and rail assets; in 2012, it expanded its South American transport and electricity-transmission holdings.[25][26]

The partnership continued to broaden its portfolio through the 2016 Asciano transaction, which brought Australian ports and rail-logistics businesses into its operations.[27] In 2020, it completed the acquisition of about 135,000 telecom towers in India and created Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation as an additional corporate-structured investment vehicle alongside the partnership.[28][29] It acquired Canadian pipeline operator Inter Pipeline in 2021.[30]

In 2023, Brookfield Infrastructure completed its $13.3 billion acquisition of container-leasing company Triton International.[31] In 2025, it and its institutional partners completed the acquisition of Colonial Enterprises, the U.S. refined-products pipeline system.[32]

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