Over 450 LPs are set to attend our flagship event, starting tomorrow in Berlin. We polled a selection to find out how they're allocating to infra, what strategies are catching their eye and what concerns them the most about the asset class.
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Vittorio Lacagnina will join the Swiss firm in June after spending more than three years at the Australian fund manager and establishing its NY office.
The €1bn stake acquisition is also its first deal in Spain and its third water deal globally.
The Africa-based telecoms company said it drew ‘considerable institutional investor interest’, despite the cancellation.
The firm’s BIP vehicle exited its 27.8 percent stake in Transelec, offloading the holding to China Southern Power Grid International.
Growers will also be able to acquire equity in the facility, which an insider called 'a turning point' for the struggling industry.
While infra investors shouldn’t expect a repeat of the $5bn Equis Energy deal any time soon, they can look forward to a wealth of renewables opportunities. Each market poses its own challenges, though.
Its equity financing for the 226MW Murra Warra wind farm in Victoria represents the firm’s first major foray into the country’s wind energy space.
The Singapore-headquartered real estate investment manager's foray into the asset class will seek to tap Chinese capital and target deals in Asia and Europe.
The French firm is acquiring the interest from John Laing for £230m, making it its first direct infra investment in the UK.
The €18bn-plus takeover will end with Atlantia owning 50% of Abertis, ACS owning 30% and its German arm, Hotchtief, holding the remaining 20%.
An advisor to the $52.7bn pension recommended new strategies, including infrastructure investments, to ‘enhance the fund’s risk-adjusted returns’.
Dubbed the world's largest solar park, the $2.3bn Pavagada facility will lease land from struggling producers in an arid part of Karnataka state.
It is seven years since the devastating nuclear disaster, which forced the country to embrace more renewables. We look at what shape that transformation has taken.