Golding Capital Partners has raised €450 million ($523 million) in a final closing of its infrastructure co-investment fund, Golding Infrastructure Co-Investment 2023.
The third generation of Golding’s infrastructure co-investment strategy attracted a broad investor base from Germany, Switzerland and other European countries, as well as investors from Asia. The investor base consisted of pension schemes, insurance companies, professional pension funds, foundations, cooperative institutions, savings banks, church institutions and family offices. Alongside existing investors, the fund also attracted a significant number of new investors, which account for around one-third of the total fund volume.
“The high proportion of new investors is a strong endorsement of our co-investment strategy,” said Thilo Tecklenburg, partner and head of infrastructure at Golding. “Institutional investors are looking not only for access to attractive opportunities, but also for expe
