Its chief executive says both businesses had a strong growth outlook with unprecedented sector demand and a strong trajectory of future revenue growth.
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Infratil chief executive Jason Boyes.
Infrastructure investor Infratil has made a strong full year result, primarily driven by investments in Australasian data centre business CDC and United States renewable energy business Longroad Energy.
Chief executive Jason Boyes said both businesses had a strong growth outlook with unprecedented sector demand and a strong trajectory of future revenue growth.
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Results exceeded market expectations and included an 18 percent jump in revenue for its hospital business.
Net profit hit $468.5m as the hospital division delivered strong growth.
