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Infratil’s own shares are one of its best investments

Infratil sees value where the market doesn't.

Jenny Ruth
Thu, 09 Feb 2017

For all the speculation about what Infratil might invest in next, one of its more attractive options this financial year has been buying its own shares.

The infrastructure investor has paid $8.5 million since October 1 last year on buying back shares and perpetual bonds, including 1.7 million

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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 09 Feb 2017
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