The firm’s second infrastructure fund is targeting $1bn and has acquired a business aviation provider and a water infrastructure company servicing the midstream sector.
The London-based firm, which has long focused on Italian renewables, will pursue subsidy-free projects in Europe through ‘alternative instruments to traditional funds’.
Murra Warra’s second phase could fetch a significantly higher price than that paid by Partners Group for phase one in 2018, amid high demand for renewables assets.
The three firms have each acquired a 26.3% stake in the airport’s holding company for a total of $1bn.
The first phase of the Mexico Pacific LNG export terminal, which Tortoise is investing in through a special purpose vehicle with AVAIO, is expected to begin construction next year.
Wireless infrastructure operator Phoenix Tower International is being moved into a continuation vehicle, Secondaries Investor understands.
Fontavis, which has raised three renewables funds – two of them alongside UBS Asset Management – will operate as an established brand within Swiss Life Asset Managers.
Firms including Tetris Capital, Capella Capital and Plenary Group among shortlisted bidders for A$1.5bn Footscray Hospital PPP.
The two funds are the first to merge using an extended public offer licence, allowing the combined entity to maintain two separate brands and leaving open the possibility of other superfunds joining in future.
The transaction marks the energy company’s second investment in a Macquarie Capital-backed offshore wind project in Taiwan.