Zak Bentley
The proposed funding marks a 34% increase to the bank’s investment in the Danish firm’s previous vehicle in 2015.
The European investors join Indian and Chinese counterparts in making the shortlist for the Serbian hub, whittled down from 27 interested parties.
Tages remains undeterred and is pondering the launch of another renewables vehicle following the €253m closing of its maiden attempt.
An extension of the guarantee system and credit enhancements are among the tools considered for infrastructure projects after March 2019.
The deal is part of Denmark’s Industriens Pension’s €150m outlay across four infrastructure assets, including a holding in the US’s Northwest Parkway.
Coming largely from UK pensions, the commitments include investments in the firm’s second infrastructure debt pooled fund.
Teaming up with OHL Mexico’s Spanish parent, the pair are looking to take full control of the firm and de-list it from Mexico’s stock exchange.
The company has garnered an initial €105m from cornerstone investors and will also look to invest a significant portion outside of Ireland.
The loss-making road, the only pay-to-use motorway in the UK, has been controlled by 27 banks since a deconsolidation from Macquarie in 2013.
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