The three firms have each acquired a 26.3% stake in the airport’s holding company for a total of $1bn.
The first phase of the Mexico Pacific LNG export terminal, which Tortoise is investing in through a special purpose vehicle with AVAIO, is expected to begin construction next year.
Wireless infrastructure operator Phoenix Tower International is being moved into a continuation vehicle, Secondaries Investor understands.
Fontavis, which has raised three renewables funds – two of them alongside UBS Asset Management – will operate as an established brand within Swiss Life Asset Managers.
Firms including Tetris Capital, Capella Capital and Plenary Group among shortlisted bidders for A$1.5bn Footscray Hospital PPP.
The two funds are the first to merge using an extended public offer licence, allowing the combined entity to maintain two separate brands and leaving open the possibility of other superfunds joining in future.
The transaction marks the energy company’s second investment in a Macquarie Capital-backed offshore wind project in Taiwan.
The partnership has secured $100m from a Korean investment bank and will seek to raise an additional $100m from North American investors.
The objective is to build eNordic into a €3bn holding with a generation capacity of 1.6GW over the next five years.
Hobart International Airport is likely to be the penultimate asset acquired by the QIC Global Infrastructure Fund as it nears full deployment, says global infra head Ross Israel.
The Swiss firm is acquiring a 50% stake in the power generation platform which builds and operates renewables assets and back-up power plants throughout Latin America.
The Canadian pension’s head of infrastructure says there ‘is a great fit between growth supporting infrastructure and infrastructure supporting growth’ in the country.
The sale of Tramlink in the UK to Aberdeen Standard represents the final sale of the €170m 2008-vintage fund, which secured a 15% gross return.
A shorter time frame to completion and the prospect of an extra payment to shareholders helped QIC edge out a rival bid of the same value from OPTrust and Infrastructure Capital.
The move is the first in Europe by the fund, which last month reached $1.6bn of commitments.