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The exit by Beijing Enterprises Water Group, a portfolio company of Khazanah Nasional and IFC, is a sign that further consolidation may be in the cards in Chinaโ€™s water sector.
The Australian bank has come under intense scrutiny over its bid for the Green Investment Bank while rival bidder SDCL remains hopeful.
Construction firm NDI exercised its pre-emption rights to become the largest shareholder in Polandโ€™s A1 motorway concessionaire.
Developer Atlantis Resources, which is already backed by Equitix for its flagship tidal project, is looking to diversify into interconnectors, pumped storage and floating wind assets.
The infrastructure debt investment arm of Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management has so far collected more than โ‚ฌ1bn across three vehicles.
The French public pension has invested in a Europe-focused vehicle.
The 1,830km project is set to be among the longest of its kind in the world, transmitting thermal and wind power across the subcontinentโ€™s central and southern states.
The Middle Kingdom is set to play a growing role in the South Asian countryโ€™s energy fortunes after the $1.8bn acquisition of a major utility by Shanghai Electric Power last October.
The investment manager has bought majority stakes in the first two PPPs procured in Aruba through its InfraRed Infrastructure III Fund, which it reported as 95 percent invested in December.
The team, which also includes FCC and Acciona, will be tasked with building one of the largest infrastructure projects in Latin America.
The US public pension has backed energy- and transport-focused funds.
The UK investment manager now has 15 partners on its books following a 28% AUM growth last year to ยฃ2.3bn.
The โ‚ฌ150m transaction, which comes two years after Amundi Transition Energรฉtique was launched, is likely to be followed by investments in renewables and energy efficiency projects.
Thirteen infrastructure and energy-focused vehicles were established in the last quarter, which was otherwise a slower period on the fund closing front.
Former head of sales Ike Bae will take over as head of the firmโ€™s operations in Korea.
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