French renewable energy firm Neoen and its partners have secured a $195m long-term debt financing package from KfW IPEX-Bank and Société Générale.
FCP 4G, in which IFC is considering investing up to $100m, will provide senior debt financing to toll road projects in the country.
Fiera Axium Infrastructure has dropped the ‘Fiera’ from its name to become simply Axium Infrastructure, in compliance with banking rules.
The Swedish firm’s Infrastructure II fund has bought Mongstad Supply Base, which serves the North Sea oil and gas industry.
The French firm is looking to strengthen relationships with local partners, such as AENA and Abertis, after sealing a double road deal last November.
The institutional investor-backed UK utility will use the capital to make improvements to its water and wastewater services.
Best and final offers for the Vilnius Police Infrastructure project are due on September 10, with three parties expected to bid.
The multilateral institution and the Singaporean investment company have secured a pipeline of projects with a total capacity of 182.5MW.
Rijnmond Energie, an 810MW gas-fired plant previously owned by US-based utility InterGen, is to be put on the block after being seized by lenders.
FCC Aqualia, the water management subsidiary of the Spanish developer, leads a consortium building and operating the Abu Rawash treatment plant.
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The London-listed fund saw six-month underlying portfolio growth of almost 4%, but the impact of exchange rates resulted in a net asset value decline.
AIIM, a fund manager established by both firms, has formed a joint venture with French developer MECAMIDI to build up to 200MW of small-scale facilities.
The local government unit of Baggao is preparing a tender with help from the country’s PPP Centre as well as the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Program.
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James Davis will succeed Alex Macdonald when he assumes the CIO position at OPTrust on September 8.
Pinsent Masons says on one hand, yuan devaluation might make the Chinese market attractive to foreign investors, but on the other, make Chinese capital flee out of the country.