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Retirees looking to invest in long-life cash flow-generative assets to help bolster their portfolio's dividend growth and diversification may wish to check out some of the infrastructure plays.
GII ETF focuses on infrastructure plays including utilities, energy generation, and transportation, with a lower expense ratio compared to IGF. Significant allocation towards US and EU utilities, with electricity prices playing a role in performance in PPA negotiations. Transportation stocks and energy infrastructure make up the rest of the portfolio, offering a significant investment sink with an improving ROIC-WACC wedge if rates fall.
Infrastructure is crucial for economic growth and development, with a need for more build-out globally. SPDR S&P Global Infrastructure ETF tracks 75 of the world's largest infrastructure companies, providing exposure to well-established carriers on a passive basis. GII offers strong global exposure, balanced sector weightings, and potential for outperformance, making it a fund worth considering for investors.
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