Brookfield Infrastructure (NYSE:BIP)
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Research Report (comments)

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. owns and operates electric transmission systems in Brazil, Chile, and Canada and timberlands in Canada and the United States.

Investment Impacts (help)

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Canada Country Analysis (edit / improve) Canada (CAD) has a capitalist, service-based, economy and is one of the wealthiest countries in the world. The services and materials industry are the two main employers. Currency Analysis: the Canadian dollar has the potential to decrease in value especially if export markets for materials do not perform well. Investor Survey: the economic environment is very favorable for long term economic growth due to high scores on economic freedom and SWOT strengths. Trade Analysis: China, UK, Japan, Mexico and the US are Canada’s top trading partners, while the leading exports are energy and materials. Commodity Analysis: Canada has the capacity to produce a significant amount of crude oil. Other commodities include Uranium, lumber, zinc, and nickel. SWOT Analysis: The Leading Canadian strengths include Canada’s free trade policy, oil reserves, and universal health system. Profit Conclusion: An overvalued currency and low investment flow potential are negatives, while the favorable business environment is a significant positive. Canada’s potential is neutral.

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Brazil Country Analysis (edit / improve) Brazil (BRL) is a member of the BRIC nations and has the largest economy in South America. Brazil has significant agricultural and industrial industries. Currency Analysis: the Brazilian currency has the potential to increase in value especially versus many developed market currencies. Brazil has high interest rates, low inflation and positive investment flow potential. Investor Survey: the economic environment is moderate, with low government transparency and high SWOT opportunities. Trade Analysis: China, Netherlands, Argentina and USA are the top trading partners. Brazil has significant export capabilities in agriculture and industrial products such as ethanol, sugar, oats, pork, corn, soybean and airplanes. Commodity Analysis: A favorable growth environment and car fuel demand create a significant and growing industry for Ethanol. SWOT Analysis: Ethanol is the leading US strength, while education, crime and income inequality are major weaknesses. A recent oil discovery is a major opportunity for Brazil, while the threat of HIV could slow growth and burden the health system. Profit Conclusion: An undervalued currency, moderate investment flow potential and positive SWOT opportunities help Brazil, but fundamental weaknesses and government issues hold back Brazil’s potential.

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Chile Country Analysis (edit / improve) Chile (CLP) occupies a large portion of South America’s western coast. They have a well governed, capitalist economy with a significant reliance on Copper exports. Currency Analysis: the Chilean currency has the potential to increase in value according to the purchase price party analysis. Investor Survey: the economic environment is favorable for long term economic growth due to high scores on economic freedom, government stability and SWOT attributes. Trade Analysis: Brazil, Japan, and USA are the top trading partners, while the leading exports are copper and silver. Commodity Analysis: Chile’s main export is copper; they are also the largest producer in the world. Much of Chile’s economic development depends on the utilization of copper. SWOT Analysis: The leading strength is Chile’s government fiscal policy, while the main weakness is the quality of education. Renewable energy offers significant opportunities, but environmental deterioration is a potential threat. Profit Conclusion: An undervalued currency, favorable business environment and favorable strengths and opportunities lead to a positive outlook for Chilean investments.