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Cantor Fitzgerald Sustainable Infrastructure Fund (symbol: CAFIX) is a diversified fund that focuses on multiple infrastructure sectors, including electric utilities, independent power, renewable electric producers, water utilities, digital infrastructure, and more. The fund aims to maximize total return with a focus on current income. Through investments in private institutional infrastructure funds and public infrastructure securities, Cantor Fitzgerald Sustainable Infrastructure Fund strategically aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Goals, emphasizing on digital transformation, energy transition, and enhancing aging infrastructure.
The fund's distribution policy includes quarterly distributions to shareholders, whose sources may not always be net profit, potentially including a return of capital. Cantor Fitzgerald Sustainable Infrastructure Fund is classified as a non-diversified fund under the Investment Company Act of 1940, allowing investments in diverse infrastructure sectors, managers, and geographic locations.
Cantor Fitzgerald Infrastructure Fund (NASDAQ: CAFIX) has announced its second-quarter 2024 distribution rates. Class A shares will receive $0.1145 per share, Class C shares $0.1134 per share, and Class I shares $0.1147 per share. This represents a 4.00% annualized distribution rate based on the average daily NAV/share for the quarter. Since inception, the Fund's distribution rate has been 4.60%.
The Fund is geographically diversified and invests across various infrastructure sectors, including electric utilities, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure. It aims to maximize total return with a focus on current income and invests in issuers contributing to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The investment strategy is driven by three global megatrends: digital transformation, energy transition, and infrastructure enhancement.