Infrastructure Trust

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Definition of 'Infrastructure Trust'

A type of income trust that exists to finance, construct, own, operate and maintain different infrastructure projects in a given region or operating area. The infrastructure trust will also provide distribution payments to units holders on a periodic basis.
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Investopedia explains 'Infrastructure Trust'

When evaluating an infrastructure trust, it is important to consider the trust's underlying holdings before making a purchasing decision. As with any trust, it is useful to determine the trust's intrinsic value by using any number of valuation techniques, including a discounted cash flow, or price/EBIT and price/EBITDA multiple.
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'Infrastructure Trust'

  • Build Your Portfolio With Infrastructure Investments

    http://www.investopedia.com/articles/mutualfund/07/infrastructure.asp
    ... For example, in Canada the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System created
    the Borealis Infrastructure Trust to invest in infrastructure. ...
  • China Gets Serious About US Infrastructure

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/China-Gets-Serious-About-U.S.-Infrastructure-GII-FLM-BGC-ABB-ETN-VMI-HOLI-GRID1218.aspx
    ... For investors, funds like the First Trust NASDAQ Smart Grid Infrastructure
    (Nasdaq:GRID) could be great buys for the upcoming year as China takes out its ...
  • Infrastructure Substitutes For Bechtel

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2008/Infrastructure-Substitutes-For-Bechtel-FLM-PXR1113.aspx
    ... who likes to understand how and why your investment products work, then read An
    Inside Look At ETF Construction.) First Trust Infrastructure Fund In October ...
  • The Heavy-Lifting Side Of Infrastructure

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/The-Heavy-Lifting-Side-Of-Infrastructure-FLM-PXR-GLDD-FLR-SHAW0314.aspx
    ... For broad exposure to the build-out, both the PowerShares Emerging Markets
    Infrastructure (NYSE:PXR) and the First Trust ISE Global Engineering & Const Index ...
  • Infrastructure Stocks Are Worth A Closer Look

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/Infrastructure-Stocks-Are-Worth-A-Closer-Look-GII-FLR-UTF0421.aspx
    ... For broad exposure to the build-out, both the PowerShares Emerging Markets
    Infrastructure (NYSE:PXR) and the First Trust ISE Global Engineering & Const Index ...
  • Upgrading India's Infrastructure

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Upgrading-Indias-Infrastructure-INXX-PSTL-DBB-PXR-FLM1201.aspx
    ... need for new infrastructure, the PowerShares Emerging Markets Infrastructure ETF
    (NYSE:PXR ... Similarly, investors can add the First Trust ISE Global Engineering & ...
  • Trust In Utilities

    http://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/09/trust-in-utilities.asp
    ... If the underlying business loses money, the trust can reduce or eliminate ... is a company
    or organization that operates and maintains the infrastructure for a ...
  • A Heavy Bet On Heavy Construction

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/A-Heavy-Bet-On-Heavy-Construction-PXR-FLM-TPC-STRL-CBI-GLDD-ORN1027.aspx
    ... Both the PowerShares Emerging Markets Infrastructure (NYSE:PXR) and the First Trust
    ISE Global Engineering & Construction (NYSE:FLM) offer broad exposure to ...
  • A Rock Solid Play In Construction Aggregates

    http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/A-Rock-Solid-Play-In-Construction-Aggregates-INF-GRID-XLB-VAW-VMC-MLM-TXI-CRH-CX-USLM1101.aspx
    ... Investors have already, flocked to funds like Brookfield Global Listed Infrastructure
    (NYSE:INF) and First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge SM (Nasdaq:GRID) in spades ...
  • JD Rockefeller: From Oil Baron To Billionaire

    http://www.investopedia.com/articles/economics/08/jd-rockefeller.asp
    ... of its kind, where they swapped their individual holdings for shares in the trust. ...
    company now had the size to build pipelines and other infrastructure on a ...

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