The New York private equity firm is expanding its renewables infrastructure investment focus, adding three new executives to its team.
Brazil successfully sold majority stakes in two of its airports – Galeão and Confins – in an auction on the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
Having generated €4bn in disposals over the last few years, the Spanish developer is looking to spend €700m to secure extensions to its French concessions.
The appointment signals the law firm’s shift towards Central and Eastern Europe, a region it deems ripe for a fresh wave of infrastructure investment.
Ireland’s ESB has offloaded its Marchwood holding as part of a deal with the Irish state to pay a €400m special dividend.
The Omaha-based power producer has refinanced its Imperial Solar Energy Center South project by issuing $319.4m of senior-secured long-term notes.
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Infrastructure funds may have emerged from the financial crisis in solid shape – but they now have to scout for deals in a much more competitive market, fresh research indicates.
The Australian deal provides another fillip to the UK developer's recovery strategy, as its owner Henderson gears up for a possible sale of the company next year.
DG Infra, Gimv, Fortino and PMV are looking to inject an additional €47.2m in the indebted Dutch renewables producer.
The UK firm, which will run the $250m vehicle alongside emerging market lender Exotix, expects the capital to be fully deployed within four to six months.
The Dutch infra fund manager is acquiring four utility-scale solar power plants from Canadian Solar Solutions, its first renewable energy investment in the continent.
Fund managers cannot ignore the threat posed by direct investors.
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The London-listed infrastructure group, which posted its half-year interim results yesterday, has already invested the £253m in dry powder it raised earlier this year.
The deal comes a few months after the firm reached a final close on its second fund.
Greater Gabbard is the first EIB credit-enhanced offshore electricity transmission project to receive a public rating in the UK.