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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.
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