Jonathan Brasse
An HSBC-led consortium has completed the purchase of a stake in Omani power company United Power Company, committing capital from its $500m co-sponsored infrastructure fund. The $26.5m purchase is the second investment made by the fund since closing.
Four developers in Dubai are planning to merge operations into what could be the biggest developer in the Middle East and North Africa. Emaar is planning to join forces with Dubai Properties, Sama Dubai and Tatweer.
Four developers in Dubai are planning to merge operations into what could be the biggest developer in the Middle East and North Africa. Emaar is planning to join forces with Dubai Properties, Sama Dubai and Tatweer.
Four developers in Dubai are planning to merge operations into what could be the biggest developer in the Middle East and North Africa. Emaar is planning to join forces with Dubai Properties, Sama Dubai and Tatweer.
Four developers in Dubai are planning to merge operations into what could be the biggest developer in the Middle East and North Africa. Emaar is planning to join forces with Dubai Properties, Sama Dubai and Tatweer.
An HSBC-led consortium has completed the purchase of a stake in Omani power company United Power Company, committing capital from its $500m co-sponsored infrastructure fund. The $26.5m purchase is the second investment made by the fund since closing.
An HSBC-led consortium has completed the purchase of a stake in Omani power company United Power Company, committing capital from its $500m co-sponsored infrastructure fund. The $26.5m purchase is the second investment made by the fund since closing.
An HSBC-led consortium has completed the purchase of a stake in Omani power company United Power Company, committing capital from its $500m co-sponsored infrastructure fund. The $26.5m purchase is the second investment made by the fund since closing.
An HSBC-led consortium has completed the purchase of a stake in Omani power company United Power Company, committing capital from its $500m co-sponsored infrastructure fund. The $26.5m purchase is the second investment made by the fund since closing.
Citi Infrastructure Partners, a private equity fund managed by Citigroup, is close to controlling a 62 percent stake in Spanish toll road business Itinere after receiving a positive response to purchasing the shares.