Australia’s green bank committed financing to the A$236m Bodangora project in New South Wales, its second major wind investment in the past six months.
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Weeks away from its most important election in living memory, France is bracing itself for a fair bit of political volatility. Yet for infrastructure investors, the market seems more exciting than it has been for a few years.
The US asset management firm continues to strengthen its position in the infrastructure market.
The pair’s acquisition of a controlling stake in Save Group provides them full or part ownership of five European airports.
The country’s Ministry of Finance says its sovereign wealth fund is ‘not well suited’ to such investments.
The Paris-based firm paid €325m for a 10 percent stake in a Spanish oil pipeline and storage company.
One of real estate’s most popular ownership vehicles has found a niche within infrastructure in the past decade. But will the troubles of the last year scare off investors, or will the clarity brought by regulatory rulings bring more into the space?
The subsidiary of Japan’s ORIX Corporation says the partnership may expand past the 13 projects currently in development.
The 6,500-bed portfolio acquired by Liberty Living from Blackstone has made the company the UK’s second-largest owner of student accommodation.
The €1.2bn fund’s predecessor made similar investments in Norway, Germany and Belgium.
Macquarie Infrastructure Debt Investment Solutions has fully deployed its first UK infrastructure debt fund with this deal.
Ian Learmonth, a former Macquarie director, will take the helm when the green bank’s inaugural chief leaves in May.
The Hong Kong-listed fund manager has recently acquired an undersea cable project in Hong Kong as the second seed asset for its overseas vehicle.