Golding Capital Partners has raised €210 million ($232 million) in capital commitments for its Golding Infrastructure Co-Investment 2023 fund in a first closing, reaching more than a third of the fund’s target volume.
The third fund generation of the investment strategy was subscribed by insurance companies, pension schemes, pension funds, churches and savings banks. More than 20 percent of the capital raised came from new investors.
With a target volume of €600 million ($663 million), Golding Infrastructure Co-Investment 2023 is classified as an investment product in line with Article 8 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. As with the predecessor funds, the focus is on core-plus and value-add investments with strong risk protection, which are predominantly made in Europe and North America.
Already, 30 percent of the capital has been called up after the launch of the first of about 15 targeted co-investments. The portfolio will be broadly dive