LEAP, a vehicle backed by the Asian Development Bank and the Japan International Cooperation, has committed to Gulf Energy’s IPO as it seeks to build its portfolio in Thailand.
The $1bn joint vehicle co-invested with RDIF to spend nearly $170m on stakes in Russia’s Transneft and the EN+ Group.
One-third of limited partners are willing to pay for deals where they are not an existing fund investor, according to a survey by Asante Capital Group.
The two UK-focused funds could potentially raise nearly £3bn if hard-caps are met.
The sector may see a surge of infra investment, even if it stretches the definition of the asset class.
The Montreal-based firm is expecting low-teen returns for its inaugural infra fund, targeting North and South American assets.
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The firm is looking to close its second series of fundraising on €1.1bn early next year.
Uncertainty over tax reform suggests storm clouds in 2018, but overall trends point to moderate growth across the sector.
Martin Klepper recently resigned as the first executive director of the Build America Bureau but says President Trump has at least sparked a conversation about infrastructure that’s been ‘very helpful’.
The deal generated a nearly 10 times EBITDA multiple for the Dutch group, which is also close to selling its tower portfolio.
The Macquarie fund buys Warburg Pincus’s 72% stake in Inea, which owns the largest regional fibre network in the country.
The Japanese insurer has committed a total of $80m to two overseas projects – the UK’s High Speed 1 and Australia’s Victorian Desalination Project PPP.
The clean lender is looking for an advisor and placement agent as it gears up to raise and manage third-party capital.
The manager will hold its next close by 15 December on more than $6.5bn, with its second fund one deal away from being fully deployed.