Infratil Delivers 11% Earnings Lift (Including 2% From Wellington Airport)

Infratil CEO Sees 'Latent Potential' for Data Centers in ANZ

(Bloomberg) — The artificial intelligence infrastructure boom is the biggest growth trend in recent years, with Infratil Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Jason Boyes seeing plenty of “latent potential” for new data center development in Australia and New Zealand.

Infratil boosts earnings as CDC dominates valuation, One NZ dominates profit contribution

Infratil has delivered a full-year result near the top of its guidance, buoyed by the rise of AI – although it also acknowledged that investor sentiment has...

Infratil CEO eyes more asset sales to cash in on data centre, energy bets

The chief executive of the ASX-listed group says demand for AI infrastructure could be “the investment opportunity of a lifetime”.

Infratil delivers 11% earnings lift (including 2% from Wellington Airport)

Press Release – Infratil Proportionate operational EBITDAF[1] up 11% to NZ$989 million (FY25: NZ$895 million) Proportionate capital expenditure up 17% to NZ$2.7 billion (FY25: NZ$2.3 million) Total asset value up 13% to NZ$20.6 billion (FY25: NZ$18.3 billion) Over NZ$600 million of assets divested to focus on larger-scale growth opportunities Net parent surplus of NZ$550 million […]

Infratil lifts earnings on AI-driven data centre and renewables growth

Publicly listed infrastructure investor, Infratil has reported an 11 per cent increase in earnings to NZ$989 million for the year ended 31 March 2026, underpinned by strong performance from its data centre and renewable energy investments. The company pointed to significant contributions from Australasian data centre operator, CDC and US-based renewable energy company Longroad Energy, both of which are benefiting from surging demand linked to ar…