To be able to arrive, to be able to be, to be able to speak. For everything.
Why invest in this trend?
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These companies supply our daily consumption.Companies that own or operate water, gas or electricity supply facilities, but also others equally necessary and in continuous development, such as those dedicated to transport or telecommunications infrastructure.
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A trend that provides great diversification.Not only diversification between the different infrastructure sub-industries, but also the diversification found in the different political and regulatory regimes with different risk exposures.
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Greater protection against periods of inflation.Thanks to long-term regulated contracts, infrastructure companies can modify the price according to the evolution of inflation and pass it on to the end customer.
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Infrastructure improvement plans of the main economies.For example, in the US, where the recent infrastructure improvement law will allocate 1.2 trillion USD to improve power lines, among other objectives.
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Creation of plans for the use of 5G.Which must entail an investment in the construction of communication towers.
According to figures from the International Energy Agency, annual investment in the energy sector is expected to reach $2.5 trillion USD by 2030. That's nearly three times as much as in the previous decade!
- More than half of the investment will go to renewable energy.
- And more than a third will be allocated to the expansion, modernisation and digitisation of electricity grids.
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Goodbye coal.Infrastructures play a key role in the decarbonisation process of the main developed economies.
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Welcome to renewable energies.Net Zero objective of the main developed economies: feed the electricity grids with as much renewable energy as possible.
Global timelines to reach net zero emissions
The investment is focused on listed infrastructures, such as concessionary, railway and road infrastructures, and communication and electrical towers. These companies are essential for us to be able to live in cities.
- A highly diversified investment universe, which ranges from companies dedicated to water, gas or electricity, to communication and transport companies.
What do the experts think?
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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SEE SUMMARY IN ENGLISH OF THE INVESTOR RIGHTS OF THE FTGF CLEARBRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE VALUE FUND
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SEE SUMMARY IN ENGLISH OF THE INVESTOR RIGHTS OF THE DWS INVEST GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND
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Legal text, Note: 1 Investment funds: The key investor information document, prospectus and all other legal documents related to Bankinter's collective investment institutions are available in Spanish at any of our branches, on the Bankinter website (www.bankinter.com) and on the website of the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) (www.cnmv.es).
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This is an advertising communication. Please refer to the UCITS prospectus and key investor information document before making a final investment decision. The fund managers may decide to stop marketing the funds in the situations provided for in applicable legislation, in accordance with Article 93a of Directive 2009/65/EC and Article 32a of Directive 2011/61/EU.
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The FTGF Clearbridge Infrastructure Value Fund is a sub-fund of the Legg Mason Global Funds Plc SICAV, subject to Irish tax laws and regulations and registered with the CNMV under number 337.
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The DWS Invest Global Infrastructure Fund is a sub-fund of the DWS Invest SICAV. It is authorised in Luxembourg, regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier and registered with the CNMV under number 292.
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The UBS (LUX) Infrastructure Equity "P" (EURHDG) ACC is a sub-fund of the CS Investment Funds 2 SICAV. It is authorised in Luxembourg, regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) and registered with the CNMV under number 575.