The first-quarter global project finance figures from Infrastructure Investor Research & Analytics make happy reading for SMBC in particular
With three years to go until it needs to be realised, the Henderson PFI Secondary Fund II is in the early stages of devising an exit strategy for developer John Laing – its controversial sole asset.
A consortium led by Vinci Concessions is in pole position to deliver the design, financing and construction of 29 dams on the Aisne and Meuse rivers.
The pan-regional development finance institution is providing two loans worth a total $232.5m for a cross-border transport project in East Africa.
The Institute for Infrastructure Studies, created by British Consulting, aims to provide research on the financing, risk appraisal and management of large-scale infrastructure projects.
Applicants have until June 4 to be eligible for the latest round of financing.
Consortia including the likes of Brookfield, Capella Capital and Bouygues will progress to the Request for Proposals stage for a new sports stadium in Perth.
A consortium of North American investors led by Toronto-based manager Aquila Infrastructure Management has bought a minority stake in the UK utility.
China Life Insurance is the main backer of a $1.6bn fund focused solely on infrastructure projects in the city of Suzhou, outside Shanghai
The fund, co-managed by Attijari Invest and Emerging Capital Partners, has exited mining firm OMM at a return multiple of 8.4x and an IRR of 94%.
The Exemplar consortium, which includes developer Lend Lease and financial sponsor Capella Capital, has been named preferred bidder for the A$630m New Bendigo Hospital PPP.
The Australian investment manager has bought the Moomba Adelaide Pipeline System, which APA Group was forced to sell after taking over the Hastings Diversified Utilities Fund.
The Deutsche Bank spinout has filed an SEC form showing that it raised almost $600m for its second fund, amounting to €461m based on the exchange rate at the time of the filing.
The Australian investor is leading a consortium of AustralianSuper, Cbus, HESTA, HOSTPLUS and ADIA that will run Port Botany and Port Kembla for 99 years.
HRL Morrison & Co, the New Zealand-based fund manager, has acquired interests in school and hospital assets from its Australian social infrastructure fund.