Brookfield Infrastructure has agreed to buy a 57% stake in Rutas de Lima from Odebrecht as the Brazilian construction company seeks to increase liquidity.
The Infrastructure State Revolving Fund revenue bonds, which mature in October 2045, will go towards financing more infrastructure projects in the state.
In addition to Western Europe, the partnership between Santander, OTPP and PSP could soon be scouting for assets in India and Poland.
Stephen Lilley, a partner at the London-listed renewables outfit, believes rising power prices in the wake of the UK-EU split could benefit the onshore wind industry.
A law that goes into effect in early July will limit where wind farms can be built to around 1% of the country, Moody’s estimates.
Macquarie is teaming with a group led by the concessionaire as a “business collaborator” to run a portfolio of eight toll roads in Central Japan.
The two fund managers have jointly acquired a total of 19.9m convertible preferred units of the Oklahoma-based energy company that offer a yield of 10.75%.
The private equity firm has acquired a 50% stake in the $500m project, which will serve as a critical outlet for Utica petrochemical companies in Ontario, Canada.
Protectionism was at the heart of many Leave voters’ decision to quit the EU. If Brexit really is a first salvo against globalisation, foreign capital might soon find itself in the crosshairs of a populist backlash.
The three countries have pledged to meet 50% of their combined energy needs with renewables by 2025.
The Australian fund manager also says deal processes could be delayed in the short term, but expects a pick-up in investment activity as soon as the dust settles.
The bank debuted its senior debt credit enhancement facility to help mitigate traffic risk for the brownfield road and clinch €400m of long-term bank and bond debt.
The Asian nation is kick-starting the third phase of an investment policy revamp as it seeks to shore up private involvement in infrastructure.
The $6bn National Investment and Infrastructure Fund is backed by other sovereign investors including QIA, ADIA and Rusnano.
IFC Asset Management’s Viktor Kats talks emerging market political risk at a time when the developed world is rocked by Brexit.