Ostro Energy is the company’s fourth such platform, focusing on wind. It is headed by Ranjit Gupta and already has a first 50MW wind project under construction.
The International Finance Corporation and Hong Kong-based buyout firm RRJ Capital have agreed to buy 120 million new shares issued by China Everbright Water.
The Australian fund manager’s acquisition of the PPP project from RBS comes less than a week after it announced a major reshuffle of its infrastructure equity team.
The infrastructure fund manager and the French lender have teamed up to buy nearly half of F2i Aeroporti, a holding company invested in six hubs across the country.
Many universities will need to expand their infrastructure if they plan to increase their student intake. Meeting this demand will require more investment, says Standard and Poor’s Hugo Foxwood and Michael Wilkins.
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The cross-border technology park transaction is the second for the bank's Singapore unit, which issued a similar loan last year to China's Suzhou Industrial Park.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, a cornerstone investor in Greencoat UK Wind at its 2013 IPO, owned a 10.8% stake in the company.
The $720m acquisition from ArcLight Capital will diversify Macquarie Infrastructure’s contracted power & energy portfolio.
The fund manager’s £100m commitment, which matches an earlier pledge by UK insurer Prudential, confirms full equity funding for the renewables project.
Victoria’s Premier has announced the shortlisting of two consortia to take on the 13+ primary schools PPP project across the state.
The investment, funded by the manager’s £979m UK inflation-linked debt platform, comes a day after London’s largest airport placed a €750m Eurobond.
The London-based fund manager has taken its portfolio of wind assets in the country to more than 100MW by adding a further 25MW.
A consortium led by developer Plenary Group will design, build and manage a greatly expanded Milton healthcare facility in Milton, Ontario.
The DFIs will take direct ownership of Globeleq, currently owned by Actis Fund II, to help plug a funding gap at the early stage of project development.
Institutions will increasingly divert money into real assets and away from equities and bonds, according to research from Aquila Capital.