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Deals

The asset manager has completed the third of five planned deals to buy a 50% stake in the developerโ€™s projects.
Valued at approximately A$5 billion, the project will involve the construction of twin nine-kilometre tunnels and five underground stations.
The innovative project bond was used by Global Infrastructure Partners in its โ‚ฌ780m stake purchase in the German offshore wind project.
Canberra has received 77 expressions of interest for its A$100m large-scale solar funding initiative.
Targeting institutional investors, the vehicle is expected to be traded on the countryโ€™s stock exchange.
The French insurerโ€™s asset management arm has bought eight facilities jointly with New York-listed Medical Properties Trust.
The sale is part of the countryโ€™s plan to raise more than $10bn through divestments to fund new infrastructure projects.
The World Bank affiliate has agreed to deploy $188m through three investments in the sector,
Existing investors could be among the parties interested in the 50-asset portfolio, which the Dutch firm hopes to value at about โ‚ฌ700m.
The institution is one of several UAE-based sovereigns being courted by the countryโ€™s government as it looks to kick-start projects.
The German asset manager bought Smakraftโ€™s portfolio of 45 operating hydropower plants.
The Canadian pension is making its first direct Indian infrastructure investment with the acquisition of Reliance Infrastructure's Mumbai power business.
Ratch is looking to acquire three large power projects in Indonesia, Laos and China while developing seven solar farms in Thailand.
Port Authority chief believes the precedent set by the Gateway project gives reasons to hope deal flow will grow. ย 
Patrick Foye believes the funding secured by the $20bn Gateway project gives good reasons to hope the market will grow.
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