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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 40 MIN

Building the Backbone of Tomorrow's Economy - Infratil CEO Jason Boyes

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From data centers and renewable energy to airports and telco, the infrastructure behind tomorrow's economy doesn't build itself.Jason Boyes, CEO of Infratil, joins us on the Opening Bell podcast. Infratil is one of New Zealand's largest listed companies, investing in infrastructure businesses across the world. Data centers in Australia and the UK, renewable energy in the US, Wellington Airport and One NZ here at home.Jason talks about the decision to invest in data centres and renewable energy long before the AI boom, how they build a portfolio that balances reliable cash flow with forward looking bets, knowing when to cut an investment that isn't working and learning from mistakes, and a project that could see solar energy shipped from an Indonesian island into Singapore.

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From data centers and renewable energy to airports and telco, the infrastructure behind tomorrow's economy doesn't build itself. Jason Boyes, CEO of Infratil, joins us on the Opening Bell podcast. Infratil is one of New Zealand's largest listed companies, investing in infrastructure businesses across the world. Data centers in Australia and the UK, renewable energy in the US, Wellington Airport and One NZ here at home. Jason talks about the decision to invest in data centres and renewable ene...

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