Track recorded fund announcements, transactions, leadership appointments and strategic developments from DataBane's published research.
Accel led; Point72 Ventures, Friends & Family Capital and Caffeinated Capital participated; company valuation USD1B.
InfraVia announced approximately SEK 420 million of investment in Gruvaktiebolaget Viscaria for a 6.6% stake, as part of a SEK 2.4 billion capital increase. The 17 June 2026 release identifies this as the third investment of its Critical Metals strategy and states InfraVia would become the company’s second-largest shareholder. The Nasdaq Stockholm-listed company is developing the fully permitted Viscaria brownfield underground copper mine in Kiruna, northern Sweden. The project has existing underground infrastructure, rail access and available hydroelectric power. At full production, expected output is around 120,000 tonnes of concentrate containing approximately 26,000 tonnes of copper annually. Concentrate production was expected in 2028. An offtake memorandum with Aurubis was disclosed. Proceeds support construction and development rather than representing a purchase of the entire mine.
Keyera announced and completed the purchase of Stonepeak's remaining 50% non-operating KAPS interest on 17 June 2026 for CAD1.215 billion. Keyera consequently owns the full pipeline and continues operating it. KAPS connects condensate and natural-gas-liquids production from the Montney and Duvernay regions to downstream markets. Keyera reported additional contracted volumes since 2025 and stated that Zone 4 construction remained on schedule for mid-2027 service. Acquisition funding initially used existing credit facilities, with planned equity and future debt financing to repay borrowings. Scotia Capital advised Stonepeak, supported by Sidley Austin, Stikeman Elliott and Goodmans. This completed exit supersedes the current-holding classification on Stonepeak's general portfolio page.
Third Point Ventures participated in Atom Computing's Series C financing of $100 million. The round included Cisco Investments and DCVC among the disclosed investors.
Warburg Pincus announced a tender offer for J.S.B. shares and stock options, at JPY 9,000 per share and JPY 1,735,000 per option. These are unit prices, not total deal consideration. The release does not confirm completion.
Offshore geothermal developer Endurance Energy raised USD 54 million Series A led by Founders Fund with participation from Point72 Ventures.
Stonepeak and Energy Equation Partners agreed on 11 June 2026 to acquire Anwim, owner of Poland's MOYA fuel-station network. Anwim operates more than 540 stations and handles approximately three billion liters annually across import, wholesale and retail fuel distribution. The transaction extends the partners' European fuel-retail platform after their December 2025 JET investment. They plan to share operational expertise and support e-mobility development and customer services across the businesses. Closing was expected in the second half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and other customary conditions. Akin Gump and Rymarz Zdort Maruta served as buyer legal counsel, while Paul Weiss served as financing counsel.
LaSalle acquired Red Cedar Flats, a 190-unit purpose-built student housing community near Michigan State University. Expands U.S. residential/student housing portfolio.
Third Point Ventures participated as a new investor in Pi's Series A financing of $25 million alongside Brightmind Partners and other investors.
ICONIQ announced that it was co-leading Ramp's Series F, extending its investment relationship after leading the company's Series E-2.
The Hartford and Wellington agreed a Hartford Funds acquisition with an estimated US$1.9B transaction NPV, $300M closing cash and variable cash-sharing payments over seven years. Expected Q1 2027 completion subject to regulatory and fund approvals. No completed acquisition asserted.
ICONIQ co-led Anthropic's Series H financing, alongside other institutional investors. The issuer announced the financing on May 28, 2026. ICONIQ's individual investment amount was not disclosed.
Stonepeak announced a definitive agreement on 27 May 2026 to acquire a majority stake in Estia Health from Bain Capital. Axight Capital is the consortium partner and will hold a minority interest. This is the second investment for Volarae Living, Stonepeak's Australian and New Zealand social-infrastructure platform, following Aura Holdings. Estia operates more than 90 residential aged-care homes across four Australian states and cares for approximately 9,000 residents. The announced plan emphasizes continuity for residents and staff while investing in systems and workforce capability. Closing was expected late in 2026, subject to regulatory approvals. Purchase price and exact buyer ownership percentages were not disclosed.
Funds managed by Fortress affiliates led a group of investors that acquired IPValue Management Group, an intellectual property licensing and commercialization company.
Russell Investments was awarded an A$8.6 billion currency overlay mandate from Income Insurance on 27 May 2026.
OMERS Infrastructure announced the sale of its stake in Exolum, one of Europe's largest fuel logistics businesses, representing a significant realization within its infrastructure portfolio.
Financing supported the majority acquisition of Ayesa Digital by a Basque sponsor consortium.
Varde closed its largest commercial real estate CLO to date, backed by 19 floating-rate mortgages across 24 properties.
Fortress affiliates acted as administrative agent and lead arranger on a first lien term loan supporting H.I.G. Capital's acquisition of International Aerospace Coatings.
Aquestive Therapeutics announced completion of a five-year $150 million debt refinancing with funds managed by Oaktree on May 12, 2026. At closing $55 million was advanced, primarily to repay $45 million of existing debt. Further $20 million and $25 million advances depended on regulatory and sales milestones, and an additional optional $50 million tranche required mutual consent. The facility headline is not fully funded principal.
Stonepeak agreed on 11 May 2026 to acquire BMO's Transportation Finance and Vendor Finance businesses. BMO plans to retain a 19.9% minority interest. The Irving-based platform finances trucks, trailers and equipment across agriculture, construction and other markets, with more than 700 employees and operations in Canada and the United States. Gary Kempinski is expected to continue leading the business after closing. PGIM provides asset-based financing and Bank of America serves as lead bank financing arranger. Skadden and Blake Cassels supplied Stonepeak's legal advice. Closing was expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to conditions and approvals; consideration was not publicly disclosed in the announcement.
Coller partnered with Abry Private Debt on the acquisition of a $330 million private credit portfolio.
Coller became sole lead investor in Verdane's €635 million multi-asset continuation vehicle containing Arrive Group, Talentech and Pet Media Group.
Everstone completed the acquisition of Qiar, formerly Schenck Process, from Blackstone and plans continued investment in engineering and innovation.
Aflac reaffirmed its strategy of investing its approximately US$100 billion insurance portfolio through AGI, with continued emphasis on private credit and other alternative income-producing assets. No new strategic transactions have been announced.
Arlington Capital Partners acquired ENERCON from Oaktree-managed funds and combined it with Pond & Company in an April 29, 2026 announcement. Oaktree thereby exited its investment in the energy and nuclear engineering specialist. The release did not provide the acquisition price.
Fortress agreed to purchase up to $1.25 billion of consumer loans originated through Upstart's platform over a 15-month period.
On 28 April 2026, InfraVia-backed Kyotherm and Allianz Global Investors announced a €200 million multi-currency debt facility to refinance selected existing projects and fund future investment. The facility is denominated across euros, sterling and US dollars, with a capital-expenditure component drawable over 3.5 years. Drawdowns depend on sizing metrics and portfolio credit-quality checks, aligning financing with the long-term contracted character of the assets. Proceeds also support the acquisition of 11 operational projects from SDCL Efficiency Income Trust, contributing to Kyotherm’s 414 MW secured net capacity. The structure allows financing or acquisitions without arranging a separate debt package for each project. This is financing for Kyotherm’s portfolio; it is not a €200 million commitment by InfraVia or an LP subscription into an InfraVia fund.
InfraVia-backed Kyotherm announced an approximately €120 million acquisition of a 155 MW operating portfolio from SDCL Efficiency Income Trust on 28 April 2026. The acquisition comprises 11 contracted projects across the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Portugal, Sweden and Singapore. Assets cover biomass, geothermal, cogeneration and energy savings and are supported by long-term industrial and commercial customer contracts. Financing uses a long-term debt facility against contracted cash flows. The transaction raises Kyotherm’s consolidated capacity to 414 MW and expands its international footprint. InfraVia has supported Kyotherm since November 2024, helping finance renewable heat and efficiency projects. This is a portfolio-company acquisition; the €120 million is the portfolio transaction value, not InfraVia’s own equity commitment or its acquisition price for Kyotherm.
Campbell Global completed its acquisition of approximately 29,760 productive acres of timberland in Louisiana.
