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Macquarie Infrastructure Partners V successfully closes at $US6.9 billion, exceeding $US5.0 billion target
Macquarie Asset Management’s global infrastructure capital raising totaled more than $US38 billion in the last three years through 31 March 2021
Macquarie Asset Management today announced the final close of Macquarie Infrastructure Partners V (“MIP V”) after reaching $US6.9 billion in commitments.
MIP V is Macquarie Asset Management’s sixth Americas-focused, unlisted infrastructure fund. It continues the investment strategy of the MIP platform, which spans nearly two decades of local operational expertise and long-standing sector relationships in the Americas. Consistent with previous vintages, MIP V will seek to invest in high-quality infrastructure assets and will be primarily focused on the transportation, communications, waste management, utilities and energy sectors.
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Macquarie Asset Management agrees to acquire Beauparc Utilities
Macquarie Asset Management, via Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 6, has agreed to acquire Beauparc Utilities (“Beauparc”) from founder Eamon Waters and Blackstone Tactical Opportunities Fund.
Beauparc is a recycling and processing led waste-to-resource business with a market leading position across Ireland, and a significant growing presence in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. The portfolio of waste management services generates value from waste by processing materials from collectors, including its own residential and commercial collection business, towards reusable products and supplying waste to cement kilns and energy-from-waste facilities.
Leigh Harrison, Head of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, said: “We see a significant opportunity to build on Beauparc’s strong reputation in the sector, investing to support the growth of the circular economy through projects that divert
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Macquarie Asset Management has agreed to buy Irish waste firm Beauparc Utilities from founder Eamon Waters and shareholder Blackstone Tactical Opportunities Fund for an undisclosed sum.
This comes only a week after another part of the Macquarie investment firm bought Evercreech Renewable Energy. UK assets include Mountain Recycling (pictured) and LSS Waste Management.
Beauparc is a recycling and processing business that also has a growing presence in the UK m and the Netherlands.
Leigh Harrison, head of Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, said: “We see a significant opportunity to build on Beauparc’s strong reputation in the sector, investing to support the growth of the circular economy through projects that divert waste from landfill.