Altérra CEO: ‘We are not concessional capital; we’re catalytic capital’

The UAE-backed LP has been committing substantial amounts to infrastructure funds since its launch in 2023, but is seeking tangible results.

ByJustin McGown

24 April 2026•3 mins read

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