Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation owns and operates high quality long life infrastructure assets that generate stable cash flows. Its operations consist of a regulated gas transmission system in Brazil a regulated distribution operation in the United Kingdom and a global intermodal logistics operation.
The company generates revenue primarily from regulated tariffs and long term contracts associated with its infrastructure assets. In Brazil revenue comes from inflation…
Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation owns and operates high quality long life infrastructure assets that generate stable cash flows. Its operations consist of a regulated gas transmission system in Brazil a regulated distribution operation in the United Kingdom and a global intermodal logistics operation.
The company generates revenue primarily from regulated tariffs and long term contracts associated with its infrastructure assets. In Brazil revenue comes from inflation adjusted gas transportation agreements that pay a return on the regulatory asset base. In the United Kingdom revenue is derived from connection fees and usage charges for electricity gas fiber water wastewater district heating and cooling services. In the global intermodal logistics operation revenue is earned from leasing re leasing and sale of intermodal containers and chassis to shipping lines under long term agreements.
The company operates through the following segments.
- U. K. regulated distribution operation: owns and operates approximately 3.5 million operating connections for electricity natural gas fiber water wastewater district heating and cooling providing last mile utility connections to residential and commercial customers under regulated tariffs that adjust annually for inflation.
- Brazilian regulated gas transmission operation: owns and operates over 2000 kilometers of natural gas pipelines in the states of Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais providing firm transportation capacity under long term ship or pay agreements that are inflation adjusted and transitioning to a regulatory asset base tariff regime.
- Global intermodal logistics operation: owns and manages a fleet of approximately 7.4 million twenty foot equivalent units of intermodal containers and chassis leasing assets to the world's largest container shipping lines and providing flexible financing and fleet optimization services.
Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation holds a leading position in each of its sectors benefiting from scale regulatory barriers to entry and long term contracts that provide predictable cash flows. Its competitive advantages include a diversified asset base access to Brookfield's operational expertise and a focus on essential infrastructure that generates sustainable returns.
The company serves a diversified customer base that includes large energy retailers in the United Kingdom industrial and residential gas consumers in Brazil and the world's top shipping lines that collectively account for the majority of global containerized trade.