Infrastructure | Asia-Pacific
Analysis and in-depth reporting of Asia-Pacific infrastructure developments plus the all latest news
EAAIF, Ninety One back Verdant’s Philippine wind, storage project deal
Verdant secures $30m to support acquisition of a 16MW wind and 6MW/MWh storage project
KKR and Singtel to acquire remaining 82% stake in STT GDC for S$6.6bn
KKR will hold 75% the data centre platform, with Singtel retaining 25%
Cathay Life invests in Ørsted’s Greater Changhua 2 offshore wind farm
Cathay buys 55 % stake in wind farm project in Taiwan for DKK 5bn
Stonepeak to buy Australian gas network Allgas from APA, Marubeni
ASX-listed APA expects A$64m gross proceeds for its 20% stake
In depth
Super collider: Alek Misev, Mark Hector on combining real assets at Aware Super
Aware Super has brought its property and infrastructure teams together to capture opportunities in freight. Interview by Florence Chong
Airport investments return along with rising passenger numbers
Air travel has rebounded since the global pandemic, and airports are once again changing hands. Florence Chong reports
Interview: Alexandra Campbell, Cbus Super
Cbus Super has embarked on a global journey for its infrastructure portfolio. Interview by florence chong
Patrizia, Mitsui secure co-investor Toho Gas for Australian renewables firm
Toho Gas enters Australian renewables market via co-investment in YES Group
Utilities Trust of Australia snaps up additional 60% stake in Sydney Desalination Plant
UTA bought stake from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan to take full ownership of the asset
BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners invests $2bn in Australian power network
Mining giant BHP has agreed to sell down its stake in Western Australia Iron Ore’s inland power network
Sembcorp confirms talks to buy Australia’s Alinta Energy
Media reports suggest the deal is expected to be worth A$4.3bn
CVC DIF sells quarter stake in Melbourne Airport jet fuel pipeline
Channel Infrastructure NZ acquires 25% interest in Somerton Pipeline
Brookfield acquires Southeast Asian developer Alba Renewables
Acquisition of Alba marks SUSI’s inaugural exit through its dedicated Asia strategy
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