The state-run public pension has committed $227m so far to nine infra funds and has recently approved an investment in Macquarie's new Aussie fund.
The family office-backed manager has identified three seed assets worth $46m for the fund.
The French company will pay the Brazilian developer €1.5bn for the Linea Amarilla concession, which expires in November 2049.
The Canadian pension fund is reinforcing its long-standing relationship with the Australian infrastructure company, which will also issue new shares to fund future projects.
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The Australian utility, which recently launched a A$1bn renewables tie-up with QIC, has also added a non-executive director to its board.
The fund manager has chosen a usual suspect to help it build a 28MW combined heat and power facility in the UK.
French toll road operator Autoroute de Liaison Seine-Sarthe has redeemed a wrapped bond early through the issue of securities maturing in 2046.
A first for the firm, the deal will add to Palisade’s portfolio in the Gold Coast, which already includes a light rail PPP and its extension.
Persistent construction delays and financial troubles at the project's developer have led Fitch to cut the rating of debt issued to finance the $325m P3.
The Australian firm has acquired a 42.5% stake in the wireless telecoms company from Catalyst Investors through MIP III.
Unfazed by political turmoil in the country, the French firm is aiming to raise debt for two PPP projects worth a combined €1bn.
The asset manager has surpassed its initial €500m target with the help of 25 institutional investors from Europe and Asia.
The utility believes the $15m distributed solar project could help ensure grid stability by providing an alternative way to manage demand peaks.
Earlier this year, the Tokyo-led institution approved its first co-investment alongside the Beijing-based AIIB.
The Canadian pension has tapped the former head of Colorado’s P3 agency to head Roadis, a platform it carved out from Spain's Isolux Corsán in May.