The unlisted infrastructure fund market targeting Germany, either solely or as part of a wider geographic focus, remains relatively small, with data from Preqin’s Infrastructure Online service revealing only 18 unlisted vehicles have reached a final close since 2010. Fundraising has declined from six funds closing in 2013 raising an aggregate EUR2.7 billion, to three funds closing last year raising EUR700 million; so far this year there have been no unlisted infrastructure funds closed targeting Germany.
The largest Germany-focused fund closed since 2013 is AXA Infrastructure Generation III, managed by France-based Ardian; the fund raised EUR1.5 billion for investments in infrastructure entities whose main purposes are to finance, build, operate, maintain, refurbish or develop infrastructure projects located in European countries.
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