Compare digital infrastructure opportunities
Digital infrastructure covers the physical backbone of the internet and modern communications: data centres, fibre-optic networks, and communications towers. Some exposure is available through listed investment companies traded on the stock exchange; other routes are unlisted and only shown to investors who self-certify as eligible.
Infrastructure income depends on long-term contracts
Digital infrastructure assets typically earn revenue through long-term contracts with telecoms operators and cloud providers. That can mean steady income, but it also means returns are tied to a small number of large counterparties and to continued demand for the underlying technology.
Capital at risk
Share prices and unlisted valuations can fall as well as rise, including with changes in interest rates, which materially affect infrastructure valuations.
Counterparty concentration
Revenue often depends on a small number of large telecoms or cloud tenants continuing to pay under long-term contracts.
Listed vs. unlisted
A listed infrastructure trust trades daily on the stock exchange; an unlisted, direct introduction can be illiquid for years. Check which you're being shown.
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How data centres, fibre networks and towers earn income, and how investors get exposure.