Transport
Analysis and in-depth reporting of current developments in transport infrastructure, plus the all latest news
Igneo to sell Adelaide Airport stake to existing shareholders
UniSuper, Hostplus, IFM and Perron are among shareholders of Adelaide Airport
Obligo backs Milepost expansion of electric vehicle charging in Sweden
Nordic real assets manager invests SEK600m to fuel Milepost’s expansion
Aviation asset manager WOLF seeks $500m to acquire commercial planes
ASG-backed WOLF plans to deploy capital in 18 months on mid-life aircraft
Igneo to acquire Portuguese highway concessions from CVC DIF
Igneo’s EDIF III to buy AAVI and Norte Litoral road concessionaires
Special Reports
The future of cities: what are they for, where are they going?
Christopher Walker talks to leading thinkers in the built environment about the future role of the city
Decarbonising transport: Can investors keep up with the growth of the sector?
Progress is being made to decarbonise global transport, but it will need to keep up with the rapid expansion of the sector, writes Florence Chong
Transport: Roads to recovery
The pandemic hit transport assets hard in 2020, but a revival of varying speeds is now underway. In this report we look at the outlooks for airports, aircraft leasing, toll roads, ports and shipping, rail, and electric-vehicle infrastructure
Antin takes over UK marina owner Aquavista in deal marking LDC’s exit
LDC has been invested in Aquavista since 2018
European emergency aerial services operator Avincis buys KN Helicopters
Acquisition provides it with an entry point into the offshore wind market
Tallvine Partners buys US marine infrastructure platform Donjon Marine
Donjon provides a range of services, including dredging, salvage and emergency response
La Caisse, Texas TRS and GCM Grosvenor back GreenPoint’s $1bn-plus fund
Real Estate Private Equity Fund I targets technology-related infrastructure and property
Mirova commits up to $10m to ARC Ride to drive low carbon mobility in Kenya
Transaction marks Mirova Gigaton Fund’s first electric vehicles investment in Sub-Saharan Africa
Rotterdam port faces choice between fossil fuels and renewables
Port of Rotterdam has Europe’s largest fossil fuel storage capacity
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