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The ability to grow assets from a low base and then achieve premiums for scale at exit means the mid-market opportunity is as compelling as ever, eight infrastructure professionals tell Infrastructure Investor.

From origination through to exit, the appeal of the infrastructure mid-market is clear, says Tavis Cannell, global head of infrastructure at Goldman Sachs Alternatives.

The mid-market for infrastructure secondaries is home to some appealing opportunities, say Dmitriy Antropov and Marc Meier, co-heads of infrastructure partnership investments at Partners Group.

Gwenola Chambon, CEO and founding partner of Vauban Infrastructure Partners, sees changes reshaping the management of Europe’s core infrastructure assets.

Contracted infrastructure opportunities in the mid-market are ripe for investment, says Northleaf’s Jared Waldron.

Diversified and efficient transportation systems are the future as they create stronger supply chains that can better adapt to shocks and changing demands, says ITE Management’s Jason Koenig.

The energy transition is poised to profoundly impact the future of transport, although it might not be entirely smooth sailing, says Romain Py, partner at Arjun Infrastructure Partners

QIC’s Nicola Palmer sees near-term potential to decarbonise road transport through electrification and opportunities to invest in supporting EV infrastructure.

Transport infrastructure investment hots up as passenger volumes return and as decarbonisation and deglobalisation mega-themes revolutionise the sector, five industry professionals tell Infrastructure Investor.

The decarbonisation of global transport systems presents a huge investment opportunity, and some subsectors are still in the early stages, says Priya Veerapen, managing director at Infracapital.