Stafford Capital Partners has closed its Stafford Infrastructure Secondaries Fund V (SISF V), raising more than $1.1 billion for the fund and associated vehicles.
This marks the largest infrastructure vehicle the firm has raised to date, which Stafford believes signals the growing institutional appetite for infrastructure secondaries.
SISF V attracted a consortium of new institutional investors alongside existing ones, located across Europe (the DACH region of Germany, Austria and Switzerland; the United Kingdom and others), North America and Asia. SISF V provides investors with differentiated access to high-quality infrastructure assets by acquiring secondaries sourced primarily through off-market transactions.
As of December 2025, SISF V has committed more than 35 percent in 13 positions and 115 underlying assets. The portfolio spans key infrastructure sectors such as transport, digital infrastructure, energy transition, social infrastructure and utilities. St
