The vehicle, together with the institution, is to invest $150m in China Tian Lun Gas Holdings.
The North American telecom infrastructure provider has agreed to divest its Australian subsidiary to a group comprising Macquarie, UBS and UniSuper.
The group, which includes INPP and Amber Infrastructure, is preferred bidder for the cable connection to the UK’s Westernmost Rough offshore wind farm.
The natural gas pipeline company says the all-stock deal will lead to tax savings, lower cost of capital and a streamlined corporate structure.
The buyout firm’s water development platform has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mexican state-owned oil company to develop water and wastewater infrastructure for Pemex’s facilities.
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Launched in April on behalf of Prudential, the London-based fund manager’s new greenfield business will add Gigaclear to its portfolio.
The world’s largest toll road operator saw an overall traffic increase in the first quarter, with its home market of Spain a star performer.
The Asian Development Bank has signed a co-advisory agreement with international lenders to help governments make PPPs more attractive to private investors.
Capital raised for fund of funds/ co-investment in Q1 2015 alone reached the same level as the capital raised in 2014.
The fund manager will acquire the Dutch fibre optic network business from UK buyout firm Doughty Hanson, which stands to reap a 2.5x return on the sale.
The initial public offering on Euronext Brussels was almost two times oversubscribed and the proceeds will mainly target assets in Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Japanese financial giant may increase its interest in the Australian debt fund manager by a further 10% in the next few years.
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The Southeast Asian nation’s efforts come a month after Korea’s export credit agency reached a first close on its debut Global Energy and Infrastructure Fund.
The Australian fund manager, which already owns 25% of the rolling stock business, is leading a consortium that has joined up to bid for the whole of the company.
The Munich-based firm comfortably beat its €400m target as it collected the largest-ever infrastructure fund of funds in the German-speaking area.