A recently announced new measure should provide further flexibility for those looking to raise UK finance by way of private placement. Norton Rose Fulbright's Matthew Hodkin dives into the details.
The London-listed company has reached financial close on the École Centrale-Supélec project shortly after divesting Colchester Garrison to Allianz, the PIP and Dalmore Capital.
Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Partners has acquired Isle of Wight ferry service, Wightlink, from Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund.
A Brookfield-led consortium has achieved financial close on the Emily Carr University of Art + Design, finalising a fixed-price, performance-based 30-year contract.
The fund, which is managed by Irish Life and AMP Capital, has been named preferred bidder for the Convention Centre Dublin concession contract.
The French firm has plugged €15m of fresh capital in Luxembourg-based Etix Everywhere alongside US private equity firm Tiger Infrastructure.
Changes continue apace at the fund manager, with new hires and a promotion at its infrastructure debt unit in London.
The Australian investment firm has ‘initial’ backing from four investors. It has also hired industry veteran Paul Costello as an independent chairman.
Henderson will pocket £119m in proceeds from the UK developer’s listing, which will give the company a market capitalisation of about £715m.
Alternatives asset manager QIC launches hybrid global infrastructure fund and snatches New Zealand SWF’s ex ceo for corporate governance.
The Connecticut firm, through an affiliate, has completed its acquisition of Quail Run Energy Centre in Odessa, Texas.
Ostro Energy is the company’s fourth such platform, focusing on wind. It is headed by Ranjit Gupta and already has a first 50MW wind project under construction.
The UK-based fund manager has hired two as it seeks to deploy the £1bn fund it closed at the end of last year.
The International Finance Corporation and Hong Kong-based buyout firm RRJ Capital have agreed to buy 120 million new shares issued by China Everbright Water.
Public energy producer EGAT paves the way for Thai infrastructure privatisation as it readies the launch of a much-awaited $613m listed infrastructure fund.