The country may have failed to clean up its water in time for the 2016 Olympics, but in a way that helps highlight the sector's potential for foreign investors.
Sellers are demanding a high price despite a widening quality gap among infrastructure funds, fresh research shows.
The Australian firm has secured a first and final close on its flagship vehicle within eight months of launch.
Canada’s Enbridge is set to conclude a $28bn deal to buy Spectra Energy that would value the combined business at $128bn.
The world’s largest coal producer is forging ahead with the first two phases of its plan to roll out solar plants across the country.
Half of Global Switch is currently on the block, with a Chinese IT giant and a state-owned aviation firm said to be in talks with the asset’s parent company.
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The Chinese utility has bought a 23.6% stake in the country’s largest private power group after being knocked back in its bid for Ausgrid.
Raphael Arndt, the chief investment officer of Australia’s A$122.8bn Future Fund, said the fund is looking at opportunities in Chinese healthcare.
The Spanish group is looking to remain a majority shareholder in Telxius after completing the IPO by the end of the year.
A late 2015 land reform has paved the way for a boom in solar installations, with Partners Group and Cathay Life Insurance among the first to get on board.
Daniel Just has been appointed by the firm as it prepares to hit a first close on its debut hydro fund.
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The UK pension platform has hired an ex-AXA business development manager as investment director, one of two senior hires this month.
The multilateral is considering investing up to €140m in Deutsche Asset Management’s latest vehicle, which will focus on the transport, energy and telecoms sectors.
MQA, which will issue 12.6m shares as dividends to the Australian firm, says it could increase its interest in a concession in eastern France following completion of the deal.
Ingrid van Wees will join the Asian multilateral lender from Germany’s DEG after her predecessor's departure to the China-led AIIB.