Infrastructure as an Asset Class

Infrastructure as an Asset Class refers to investments in essential physical structures and systems that support daily life and economic activity, such as roads, bridges, airports, utilities, and energy facilities. These assets generate steady, often inflation-linked income streams through user fees or government payments. Investing in infrastructure offers diversification, long-term stable returns, and potential protection against inflation. It is considered a distinct category within investment portfolios, appealing to those seeking reliable, income-generating assets tied to real, tangible assets that underpin economic growth and societal functioning.