Storebrand paid $31m for an extra 50% of AIP Management, with senior execs from both firms walking us through the deal’s rationale.
New firm Proxima aims to capitalise on an undersupply of trains in key parts of the market, co-founder Tim Jackson tells us.
With New Zealand’s solar industry still in its nascency, Aquila’s clean energy platform could play a significant role in its rollout.
The new entity, Alba Infra Partners, will invest in the lower mid-market, targeting investments ranging from €25m to €75m, Stephane Grandguillaume and John Cavill tell Infrastructure Investor.
The acquisition of Neoen comes with the Paris-listed company at ‘an inflection point’, according to Brookfield managing partner Ignacio Paz-Ares Aldanondo.
The Cleveland-based real estate and fixed income manager and London-based infrastructure firm will have about $35.7bn in total AUM.
Head of banking and investments Ian Brown tells us how the bank is doing its bit to get the UK to net zero, one risky deal at a time.
While CPP Investments has previous experience in the sector, the take-private of Allete marks GIP’s first deal in the US utility space.
A large capacity auction in Japan has seen portfolio companies owned by Actis, Equis and I Squared Capital secure contracts in what is a notoriously tricky market to crack.
The project would be the largest ever undertaken by Actis, as it partners with Fortescue to secure green hydrogen know-how.