
Nick Roumpis
Senior Reporter at Infralogic
Senior reporter for SportBusiness Media. Charlton Athletic fan. Studied Multi-Media Journalism at Bournemouth University. Opinions are mine.
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3 weeks ago |
ionanalytics.com | Nick Roumpis |Brendan Malkin |Stefano Berra |Lloyd Vassell
The sale by Tetragon Financial Group of its majority stake in Equitix is in its final round with mainly US investors targeting the UK infrastructure fund manager. Sources said that at least four investors, comprising Franklin Templeton, Barings, Prudential and alternative asset manager Hunter Point Capital (HPC), have been involved in the final bidding round in recent weeks.
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2 months ago |
ionanalytics.com | Talya Misiri |Nick Roumpis |Keane Hoo
News (Intelligence) Arjun Infrastructure is in the final stages of the process to acquire a stake in part of Brookfield-backed data centre operator Data4, according to sources familiar with the matter. The deal will involve Arjun Infrastructure, which is being advised by Nomura, acquiring around 30% of the business’ stabilised assets, known as StableCo, the sources said.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Nick Roumpis |Edith Leung
News (Intelligence) Infrastructure fund-backed data centre company Ada Infrastructure has launched a large debt raise to finance its flagship data centre campus in London, sources familiar said. Ada Infrastructure, which was launched in 2023 by alternative investment firm GLP Capital Partners, has appointed investment bank Eastdil Secured as financial advisor on the circa GBP 1.5bn debt raise.
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Oct 14, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Stefano Berra |Nick Roumpis |Rouhan Sharma
Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) is readying a sale of its German oil and liquid storage company Tanquid in a deal that could value the business at nearly EUR 500m, said sources familiar with the situation. Macquarie, which has held the business since 2005, has mandated its advisory unit Macquarie Capital to run the process and is expected to issue IMs in the next few weeks, said the sources. Representatives for MAM and Macquarie Capital declined to comment.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Nick Roumpis |Stefano Berra |Rouhan Sharma
Three lenders are providing debt to support the recent acquisition of Cellnex’s Austrian tower business by a consortium comprising Vauban Infrastructure Partners, EDF Invest and MEAG, according to two sources. Natixis, UniCredit and DNB have underwritten a large debt package and are planning to launch a syndication process shortly, the sources said. The size of the debt package remains unclear, while one of the sources noted that it includes acquisition finance and capex.
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