The German-based firm says ‘strong client demand’ could allow it to raise nearly twice as much as it collected for its debut vehicle.
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Mubadala Investment Company becomes the world's 14th-largest sovereign wealth fund.
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The Singapore-listed offering was reportedly over-subscribed by 129 institutional investors from across the globe.
The country is creating a new body to mitigate security risks for its strategic infrastructure, including electricity, water and port assets.
Vinci had acquired Aerodom, a concession company operating six Dominican airports, from Boston-based Advent International last April.
Investors have until 26 January to purchase shares in a listed entity managed by Brookfield Asset Management, offered only in Canada.
The proposal will not cost taxpayers an ‘eye-popping’ $1trn, the House speaker reiterated, though the spending target remains unclear.
Joakim Johnsen, Statkraft’s former international hydropower adviser, will helm the firm’s business in the country with a view to building up to 10 new hydro projects each year.
The Brisbane-based firm has enlisted the A$10bn pension as an investor after selling a water utility to Colonial First State last month.
The world’s fourth-largest container shipping group is set to inject an additional $846m into the facility as part of a broader co-investment programme that could also see it expand overseas.
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The Governor of New York has already committed $360m to renewable energy projects since the start of this year.
Since Greystone’s first investment in 2014, Silicon Ranch Corporation has increased its operating capacity from 52MW to 2,500MW.
Tiger Infrastructure has been enlisted to fund the project which will look to connect Ireland’s growing data centre industry to continental Europe.
John Laing’s renewables investment arm is seeking to raise £25m to fund potential deals in the wind, solar and biomass sectors.
The $307bn Californian pension underperformed its one-year benchmark by 5.1% in 2015-2106 and generated a small loss over the decade.