Seaports, oil terminals and toll roads currently owned by the country’s corporates are good targets for infra funds, argues Marunouchi Infrastructure director Satoshi Mukoyama.
The bid for CityFibre comes four years after an IPO raised £16.5m, with the pair believing the company ‘better suited’ to private ownership.
Canadian renewables firm Boralex snaps up the 163MW operating portfolio and 170MW pipeline.
The pair have committed a total of €28.5m to Community Fibre, which received initial backing from Railpen a year ago.
Opportunistic development infra might have benefited from multiple expansion, but as the cycle turns, JPMorgan Asset Management's Anton Pil argues it's regulated cashflows that give the asset class the stabilising factor LPs want in their portfolios.
The fund has bought a 53.3MW portfolio in its first transaction for assets based in the country for 14 months.
The pair are acquiring a portfolio of care homes, rehabilitation centres and pre-school facilities in a milestone deal for both in the sector.
The asset manager invested in a midstream joint venture from its private equity group and a solar developer from its energy and infrastructure strategy.
First-round bids for the Luxembourg-based utility are expected towards the end of next month.
Palisade Investment Partners CEO Roger Lloyd, speaking at our Seoul Summit, says the right partnerships and an ability to develop assets key to breaking into the country’s renewables market.
The Australian asset manager has gained exposure to Spain, Chile, Colombia and Peru through the acquisition from the Spanish construction firm.
The sale of South Staffordshire comes five years after its initial £563m investment and two years after it sold 25% of the company.
The joint venture between Colony NorthStar and Digital Bridge is expected to close its debut digital infrastructure fund by 30 June above its $3bn target.
The deal comes as Hermes continues to fundraise for £1bn for its second infrastructure vehicle.
The Chinese fund manager is acquiring Boreal Group, which saw EBITDA growth of 285% during Cube’s seven-year ownership.