• Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation posted net income of $36 million for Q1 2026, down from $762 million a year earlier.
• Brookfield Infrastructure Partners reported net loss attributable to partnership of $61 million, versus net income of $125 million, on unrealized hedge losses in midstream tied to elevated commodity prices.
• Funds from operations rose 10% to $709 million, with FFO per unit up 10% to $0.9.
• Revenue increased to $6.3 billion from $5.39 billion.
• Management highlighted about $400 million of new investment opportunities and $1 billion of capital recycling proceeds secured to date, while noting it expects to benefit from higher commodity prices as hedges settle later in the year.

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