The Boston-based buyout firm has purchased Pyramid LLC through affiliates of its sixth fund, which as of last month had raised more than $3bn.
Australia’s Victoria state government has eased fears by agreeing the payment of costs to the winning consortium on the A$5.3bn project which it is in the process of cancelling.
The transaction allows the duo to improve on the terms of the £285m debt package it took on upon acquiring the airport in 2013.
The listed infrastructure investment firm has increased its interests in two Building Schools for the Future projects from 40% to 80%.
Most of the companies vying for the bundles on offer also competed for the $392m Mactan-Cebu PPP awarded in April last year.
The energy-focused private equity firm will commit up to $300m to Meritage Midstream Services III, a limited partnership pursuing investments in Western Canada.
The firm’s acquisition of two UK solar plants means it has used up all equity raised since its IPO, including £61m it collected in February.
The $54m Northside at UT Dallas project is being delivered in collaboration with commercial developer Wynne/Jackson.
The London-based fund manager has reached financial close on a facility serving local distillers less than a week after buying its second Dutch port operator.
The Swedish private equity firm is selling RTI, one of the less orthodox assets in its infrastructure portfolio, to a US private investment firm.
The Nasdaq-listed company will pay a total of $692m for assets located in Kansas, Missouri and Ontario, Canada, increasing its owned capacity to nearly 2GW.
The Indianapolis Airport Authority is looking to partner with the private sector on a stormwater and wastewater project at the city’s international airport.
The agreement comes one week after the buyout firm teamed up with BlackRock to invest $900m in natural gas pipelines belonging to a Pemex subsidiary.
Building the 100MW facility, the developer's second in the country, will require a total investment of up to $200m.
A report by the Marion County City-County Council has found traditional financing to be more cost effective than the P3 method, three months after a preferred bidder was announced.