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The Mumbai-based company said the expiration of the long stop date is the reason the UK-based PE firm will not be acquiring a minority stake in the company.
Macquarie’s GIG and EnBW will retain 31.25% and 25%, respectively, in what will become the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
Plenary Americas’ senior management will retain a minority equity stake in the business, while CDPQ will take a near-90% interest in the PPP portfolio.
Travel restrictions and market volatility mean that neither a private sale or public listing are currently viable, but Brookfield intends to re-start the sale process at an undetermined date.
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The investors participated in a $1bn-plus fundraising round alongside the UK Railway Pension Scheme and AP2, with QIC’s investment bringing its Global Infrastructure Fund close to full deployment.
The investment in a 5GW UK renewables portfolio is a first of its kind for MIDIS and it “definitely sees this as the first of more to come”, Tom van Rijsewijk tells Infrastructure Investor.
The two firms have launched the search through their Australian JV, International Power (Australia) Holdings, and will seed the platform with the newly-operational 119MW Willogoleche Wind Farm.
Sales of shares on Australian and New Zealand exchanges sees MIRA exit Oceania Healthcare completely, having listed the company via IPO in 2017.
The fund acquired a 24.1% stake in Canberra Data Centres from Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation in a move that reflects the importance of digital infrastructure assets.
Aviva’s head of infrastructure debt Darryl Murphy assesses the current state of the market.