The UK-based manager believes mid-size infrastructure companies ‘have typically not received the full attention of their previous owners’.
The firm’s fourth flagship vehicle exceeded its $17bn target and is already 40% deployed, with $3.6bn invested in digital infrastructure.
The fund, launched by the founders of Equitix, is seeking at least £200m which will also look to invest in renewable energy equity and debt.
The German manager intends to keep its third instalment at a similar size as it seeks to maintain its current strategy.
The French manager is already targeting the launch of its fifth instalment this year, with the fund 65% invested.
The energy-focused vehicle will have a similar strategy to the firm’s previous fund, which is now fully invested.
The fund, which could reach $1bn, will feature a $100m first-loss tranche from government institutions. It will invest in low-carbon assets, with at least 25% invested in Africa.
The New Jersey-based firm missed its target by $1.7bn but reported billions of dollars in co-investment opportunities for a North America-focused strategy.
The first close figure is the largest amount Omnes has ever raised for renewables, with its previous fund having closed on €245m.
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Asterion Industrial Infra Fund I closed on its revised hard-cap and is already close to 60% invested.
Just $7bn shy of 2018's record-breaking $104bn total, the asset class again proved its attractiveness as it continues towards greater concentration and growing fund sizes.
The fund will lend money to firms offering access to clean energy solutions for both households and business in emerging markets.
The third instalment of the manager's Renewable Energy Income Partnership series sees it pair up with the National Grid UK Pension Scheme.
Having raised $1bn more for GIF II than its predecessor, AMP Capital will seek to acquire 100% of assets when investing its latest fund, a spokeswoman for the Australian fund manager said.