We invest in ideas that matter
We anticipate what modern societies will need and invest in companies delivering these services.
Digital
Today, ubiquitous high-speed connectivity underpins most aspects of society – while data has been described as the “Fourth Utility”. Underpinning this is a network of long-dated infrastructure assets that are the critical building blocks of digital connectivity and data storage as essential services.
Renewables
The world’s response to climate change is radically reshaping the energy sector, creating substantial demand for new investment through decarbonisation, while generating new business models and asset types.
Healthcare
Healthcare is an essential service globally. As a sub-sector, diagnostic imaging is increasingly viewed as a critical part of preventative healthcare, unlocking efficiency gains from high-cost acute care.
Airport
We have a longstanding record of investment across the transportation sector, including ports and airports which provide essential services to the regions and communities in which they operate. Long-term trends of globalisation and global mobility continue to drive demand for these types of transport assets.
In focus
Infratil Newsletter - October 2026
Attached is a copy of the latest Infratil Newsletter for investors, with commentary on our recent Investor Day and developments at various portfolio companies. Enquiries should be directed to: Brett
CDC Independent Valuation – 30 September 2026
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Infratil welcomes data centre idea for Taranaki
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CDC Independent Valuation – 30 June 2026
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