The Juneau-based Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. (APFC), a state-owned corporation that manages the assets of the Alaska Permanent Fund, has committed $25 million to the Carlyle Group’s opportunistic energy fund, Carlyle International Energy Partners II.
The investment was made through APFC’s private equity and special opportunities asset class, which closed on $605 million of commitments in the quarter ending Sept. 30, according to a board meeting document.
In late November, The Carlyle Group had raised $980 million for its second energy partners fund, which targets global opportunistic investments in oil and gas outside of North America.
The filing revealed 89 investors have backed the fund to date, which was launched in Novem