The Australian corporate pension fund is looking to raise infrastructure exposure.
Seeded by the IFC with $325m, the fund targeting institutional investors is looking to be fully invested in emerging markets within seven years.
The Canadian pension manager has committed C$1.9bn in debt and equity to an acquisition that forms a global construction company generating C$12.1bn in revenue.
James Ray, a P3 specialist who previously served under the Bush administration, has joined the US Department of Transportation as a senior advisor.
With only two wind turbines standing off the coast of the North Asian island, Taiwan seems to be attracting more private investment than other markets in the region.
The project, which is expected to require upwards of $410m in investment, would improve 26km of roadway between Oslo and Trondheim.
Teaming up with other Asian investors and a Russian private equity fund, the consortium is believed to have paid €250m for the 25% stake.
Inspired by the UK, a reform being proposed could unlock vast amounts of capital looking for stable income, say the country’s super funds.
Australia’s foreign investment watchdog and shareholders of Duet Group have approved the proposal by Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing to acquire a portfolio of energy assets.
The developer’s latest project in South America follows a contract it won last October to widen and maintain federal highways in Paraguay.
Pamplona Capital’s sale of Beacon Rail comes just under three years after the UK company paid $450m to acquire the firm.
The groups were chosen from seven submissions to build the facility, which will treat residual solids from a nearby plant in Victoria, British Columbia.
The firm has already invested more than a third of the money collected for EDIF II, which has a €2bn target.
Several investors this month have acquired assets in oil-rich West Texas, but Macquarie has committed up to $300m to develop longer-producing wells in California.
The Australian manager has committed to investing £3bn through the UK Green Investment Bank over the next three years, with around £230m of assets expected to be sold.