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Asset Management
Edmond de Rothschild Private Equity Infrastructure (TIIC)
Cave Macán, Rioja
Market opportunity
Europe is undergoing a transformation driven by three mega-trends reshaping the need for sustainable infrastructure: decarbonisation, deglobalisation, and digitalisation. With strong political support and regulatory momentum, there’s a €1.5 trillion investment opportunity in European mobility, public, and digital infrastructure. This is a pivotal time for growth and development in the sector.
Investment strategy
- Focus on connected infrastructure, incorporating mobility, digital, technology and green energy.
- Seeks attractive transactions, subject to less competition in the mid-market segment in Europe.
- Diversification between development (greenfield) projects and operations (early brownfield) projects, across sectors, types of concession and regions.
Value creation
- Hands-on contribution to asset value creation, with the aim of improving performance and optimising risk management.
- Support in structuring and executing complex transactions.
- Improvement of operational and financial management through active participation alongside management.
- Active promotion, implementation and monitoring of ESG initiatives.
Investment team
5 partners with a combined experience of 110 years in both financial and industrial sectors.
Team based in Paris and Lisbon.
Target allocation
Geography: Europe
Case study:
Matterhorn
Innovative approach to new mobility trends
Illustrative image of a logistics warehouse, Adobe ©
The Matterhorn project is designed to address the rising demand for better professional driver facilities, aligning with EU regulations amidst growing freight exchanges in Europe. It supports the development of crucial infrastructure to accommodate the expansion of pan-European road transport.
This innovative project plays a crucial role in the ecological, social, and digital transformation of the transport sector:
1/ Ecological transition: assets provide access to green mobility solutions.
2/ Social transformation: safer parking areas, with a range of services offered for truck drivers and shipping companies.
3/ Digital transformation: development of a network of connected recharging infrastructures, facilitating adoption of future mobility and logistics trends.
7
European countries
18
Parks, each with an average area of 51,550 sqm
350
Parking spaces in each park, located on the main European motorways