The scheme will see Laos sell hydropower to Malaysia using Thailand’s electricity grid.
The scheme will see Laos sell hydropower to Malaysia using Thailand’s electricity grid.
Jefferies is providing $725m of stapled debt to finance the deal, which is being done through GIP’s $15.8bn third infrastructure fund.
The mezzanine investment comes from the manager’s recently closed third fund, which closed on its $2.5bn hard-cap.
The London-listed vehicle is paying A$5.5m for a 48.5% stake in Australia’s Bannerton Solar Farm, which has a peak capacity of 110MW.
The funds bought a 90% share in KPNQwest Italia, which they plan to merge with two prior acquisitions to create a single platform.
Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx are leading procurement for the Rutherford Station project.
The investment comes shortly after the firm sold its managed share in LBC Tank Terminals.
Minas Gerais issued an RFP in a bid to attract private investments into five regional hubs.
JLM Energy installs solar-powered battery systems for no upfront cost and is repaid through energy cost savings.
The firm’s first infrastructure investment outside the UK and the Nordics is part of a “wider strategy” in the European gas sector.
Transport Stockage Hydrocarbures has increased its stake in Géosel to 76.8%, after purchasing 26.7% from Basell Polyolefines.
The idea that the UK's multibillion pound PFI pipeline will be nationalised is a non-starter. Still, it’s a useful reminder of how hard life would be for private investors under a hard-left government.
The Beijing-based multilateral is making its second fund investment in the $1bn private equity vehicle, which will support growth in developing Asian countries.
The ‘big four’ firm is investing in talent development to help Chinese enterprises go global and support the government’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative.