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Infrastructure investment continues to gain interest among institutional investors, given its potential to generate
attractive, inflation-hedged returns. In addition, unlisted infrastructure’s long-term holding period and the regulated
or contracted nature of its revenues can enable it to provide consistent and stable returns through a period of
market volatility.
Long-term drivers such as decarbonisation and the energy transition will involve profound changes across a range
of infrastructure sectors, offering attractive investment opportunities for investors, while supporting the transition
to a net zero emissions world.
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