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The UK fund manager’s investment in Falbygdens Energi is its first in the Nordic country.
BR-163/MT is the second concession to be auctioned off by the Brazilian government under its $121bn Logistics Investment Program.
Fitch warns Portugal’s largest toll road operator could struggle to meet its 2016 debt maturities, a result of the economic downturn and declining traffic.
The single-sector vehicle – billed as the only one of its kind on the continent – has reached a $145m first close thanks to DFI money.
Having generated €4bn in disposals over the last few years, the Spanish developer is looking to spend €700m to secure extensions to its French concessions.
The appointment signals the law firm’s shift towards Central and Eastern Europe, a region it deems ripe for a fresh wave of infrastructure investment.
Ireland’s ESB has offloaded its Marchwood holding as part of a deal with the Irish state to pay a €400m special dividend.
The London-listed fund has invested £9.1m in three UK hospitals, following on the acquisition spree it started earlier this year.
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Infrastructure funds may have emerged from the financial crisis in solid shape – but they now have to scout for deals in a much more competitive market, fresh research indicates.
The Australian deal provides another fillip to the UK developer's recovery strategy, as its owner Henderson gears up for a possible sale of the company next year.