Focused on local PPPs, the privately managed vehicle expects a €100m first close and is eyeing a €250m hard-cap.
The oil & gas sectors saw deal activity sink in Q4 due to persistently low commodity prices and limited access to capital markets.
With a rival offer by Brookfield still under regulatory review, a consortium including GIP and Qube has put forth a proposal valuing the Australian ports operator at $6.3bn.
The seller, a subsidiary of E.ON, remains a shareholder in the business.
Following its IPO last month, the Airports Corporation of Vietnam is in discussions with Aéroports de Paris over a "strategic partnership".
The country’s power utility plans to set up a $1.67bn fund to support the government's master plan.
Nine new investors have committed to the Australian firm's open-ended vehicle, helping it advance towards its $3bn hard-cap.
In an exclusive interview with Infrastructure Investor, the US Transportation Secretary said the passage of a five-year bill would unlock "attractive opportunities" for private investors.
The rolling stock maker's debt sale marks the sector's second convertible bond issuance in just a week.
Nearly two-thirds of buyout shops expect they will be a target in 2016, a survey finds.
The Australian manager, which has traditionally pursued infra debt through separate accounts, is targeting an initial $400m first close on the vehicle.
A second attempt by the Spanish developer to acquire the Australian outsourcing firm has failed after the offer was deemed too low.
The Manila-based development bank catalysed nearly twice as much private co-financing into the $2.6bn worth of projects it backed last year.
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Six of the world’s largest institutional investors have pledged to allocate $2bn to funds tracking S&P’s newly launched benchmark.
The Franco-Russian pair will close the first transaction from its €1bn tie-up in the consumer sector, with areas including construction and infrastructure next on the list.