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The Hong Kong-based infrastructure firm believes the British currency's slide may lead to higher inflation, propping up revenues at its UK regulated businesses.
The facility's return to public ownership is part of the NSW government’s A$1.6bn plan to redevelop stadiums in the region.
The firm will buy the French district heating business from the US asset manager amid ongoing fundraising for its second European vehicle.
The operator of the world's largest dam is set to acquire Germany's first fully privately financed offshore plant for €1.7bn.
The state-owned utility will pay $300m for a stake in assets owned by GMR Energy, a deal Moody's deems "credit negative".
The consortium members will own up to 50% of TCR each, with 3i investing about €200m.
Investment manager Miguel de Pombo explains how Tribeca, with no prior subsector experience, was able to raise City Parking from a family business to an attractive catch in the eyes of the world’s largest investor in parking assets.
After three years in the business, the Colombian GP is selling its stake in the company holding City Parking SAS to the world’s largest parking operator, Indigo Infra.
With a strategy focused on emerging Asia’s infrastructure, the JV has already bought a minority stake in a Thai toll company from Singapore-based CapAsia for $132m.
The seller was Zouk Capital, the clean energy private equity and infrastructure fund manager.
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