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Schedule 13G/A (Amendment 2) filed 31 Jul 2025 shows that four Canadian investment advisers linked to Scotiabank — 1832 Asset Management L.P., MD Financial Management Inc., Scotia McLeod (Scotia Capital Inc.) and Jarislowsky, Fraser Ltd — collectively owned 22,630,889 Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) LP units on 30 Jun 2025, equal to 4.90 % of the outstanding class.
Voting/dispositive authority is largely unilateral: sole power over 22,603,439 units and shared power over only 27,450 units. Individual stakes are: 1832 AM 15.45 m units (3.35 %), Scotia McLeod 7.15 m (1.55 %), MD Financial 25 k (0.01 %) and Jarislowsky Fraser 3.2 k (<0.01 %).
The group now certifies ownership of 5 % or less, indicating a position below the threshold that would otherwise trigger Schedule 13D obligations. The securities are held in the ordinary course of business with no intent to influence control.