Track recorded fund announcements, transactions, leadership appointments and strategic developments from DataBane's published research.
Amundi announced a new organization spanning Strategy, Finance and Control; Clients; Investments; Operations and Technology; and Transformation, People and Communication. Regional oversight covers Europe, Asia and North America. Alexandre Lefebvre was appointed to lead Private Assets and Alternatives.
Antin reported total AUM €33.8bn in 1Q 2026 and announced Mid Cap II fundraising, later superseded by 30 June 2026 total AUM of €33.3bn.
Q1 2026 premium income reached €17.0 B, up 14.5%; net inflows were €5.7 B.
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.
InfraVia announced an investment term sheet with Carester on 9 April 2026 for a contemplated minority investment by its Critical Metals Fund alongside USA Rare Earth. Each investor would hold approximately 12.5% of Carester after the proposed transaction. Closing remained conditional on confirmatory due diligence, agreed conditions and execution of definitive documentation. Founded in 2019, Carester specializes in rare earth recycling and separation. Its Caremag facility in Lacq, southern France, was scheduled for commissioning in late 2026, with annual capacity to recycle 2,000 tonnes of magnets and refine 5,000 tonnes of mining concentrate. French and Japanese public entities support Caremag. USA Rare Earth’s subsidiary Less Common Metals Europe develops a nearby metal and alloy facility. The proposed stake is not presented as completed ownership.
CAA filed its 2025 Universal Registration Document with the AMF.
Antin Flagship V acquired Sapphire Gas Solutions from Apollo-affiliated funds; financial consideration undisclosed.
On 1 April 2026, InfraVia announced majority acquisitions of Mercia Power Response and Balance Power Projects and their combination into Supernova Power. InfraVia owns a majority equity stake in the combined UK flexible-power platform, with both management teams holding minority interests. Mercia had been majority owned by Foresight-managed funds since 2015 and operated 262 MW of gas-peaking and battery assets, with more than 400 MW of battery projects in development. Founder-owned Balance had delivered 39 projects and maintained a battery development pipeline above 1.4 GW. The combination integrates development, construction, operations, financing and energy management to support renewable deployment and grid flexibility. Macquarie Capital and Ashurst advised InfraVia. Transaction consideration and exact sponsor ownership were not disclosed.
On 19 March 2026 InfraVia announced its first Critical Metals strategy investment, committing US$50 million through a convertible note to Core Lithium. This forms part of a broader US$205 million package with Glencore, Nebari and institutional investors. Financing supports operation of the Finniss lithium project south of Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory. The project combines underground and open-pit ore extraction with on-site processing into high-grade spodumene concentrate. First concentrate shipments were expected in the third quarter of 2026, with full commercial production targeted for mid-2028. InfraVia identified possible future plant expansion and regional resource growth. The instrument is a convertible note, so no existing equity ownership percentage is inferred. The French State seeds the Critical Metals strategy alongside private institutional capital.
CAA's FY2025 investor presentation detailed its investment portfolio and asset allocation.
InfraVia announced Fund VI’s final close on 18 March 2026 at €8 billion, above its original €7 billion objective. Fundraising took 18 months and exceeded the €5 billion raised by Fund V. More than 80 investors joined as new clients, and over half of commitments originated outside Europe. The fund targets European mid-market infrastructure businesses across energy transition, digital infrastructure, mobility and social infrastructure. It had committed over €1 billion across OpCore, LDA and Prosolia Energy. Campbell Lutyens served as placement agent, with Proskauer and Fried Frank advising on legal matters. The Article 8 fund uses active ownership and platform expansion. Firm-wide cumulative fundraising reached €21 billion across more than 200 investors.
InfraVia announced on 18 March 2026 that InfraVia European Fund VI had reached its €8 billion hard cap after an 18-month fundraising process. The fund exceeded its original €7 billion target and attracted more than 80 new investors, with over half of commitments originating outside Europe. Its mandate targets resilient European mid-market infrastructure businesses across energy transition, digital infrastructure, mobility and social infrastructure. More than €1 billion had already been committed to OpCore, Louis Dreyfus Armateurs and Prosolia Energy. The release reports €21 billion of cumulative capital raised and a global base above 200 LPs. Campbell Lutyens later reported a €8.08 billion final close on 5 August 2026; this dated difference is preserved for review rather than silently overwriting the manager’s earlier figure.
Antin reported 31 December 2025 total AUM €33.8bn and investments across flagship, mid-cap and NextGen.
CCR appointed Amundi to manage a EUR350 million private equity and private debt multi-management mandate using Amundi Alpha Associates' capabilities. A separate ancillary portfolio can receive CCR's existing assets. The disclosed amount concerns the main mandate; the announcement does not identify a named fund commitment.
Mid Cap Fund I entered exclusive negotiations to acquire French leisure infrastructure operator Belambra.
Flagship V agreed to acquire Vigor Marine Group from a Lone Star Funds affiliate; price not announced.
Record premium income of €52.4 B and Group-share net income of €2.03 B.
Stéphane Ifker and Angelika Schöchlin became co-CIOs. Ryan Shockley and Guillaume Friedel became New York co-heads; Anand Jagannathan appointed NextGen head.
On 12 January 2026, InfraVia announced completion of OREIMA’s integration and effective merger following the partnership and acquisition announced in 2023. Former OREIMA teams now operate under the InfraVia brand and constitute its Real Estate vertical alongside Infrastructure, Growth Equity and Critical Metals. OREIMA’s established approach focuses on prime city-centre properties with repositioning and refurbishment opportunities. The integrated team retains this approach while gaining access to InfraVia’s operating infrastructure, ESG capabilities, digital resources, international network and investor relations function. Founder Brigitte Sagnes Dupont continues as InfraVia’s real estate partner. The source describes a completed organizational integration after two years, rather than a newly announced standalone acquisition. No acquisition consideration or transaction valuation is disclosed; the historic partnership and subsequent merger should both remain in the record.
Mid Cap Fund I agreed to acquire Emsere, a clinical-trial medical-equipment infrastructure services company, from Gryphion.
Flagship V agreed to acquire NorthC's European colocation data centers from DWS and other shareholders.
On 29 October 2025, InfraVia disclosed that COFIDES had committed €100 million through its FOCO co-investment vehicle to InfraVia Growth Fund II. The fund’s fundraising objective was up to €1 billion. Its mandate supports expanding European business-to-business software companies and their international growth. Areas highlighted include artificial intelligence, financial technology, cybersecurity, digital health, climate technology and specialised industry software. COFIDES presented the investment as support for European innovation and competitiveness, with particular attention to Spanish businesses. InfraVia reported three Spanish investments through its first growth fund. The announcement identifies COFIDES as a limited partner; it does not describe InfraVia investing into COFIDES. Neither a final fund size nor a vintage year is specified.
COFIDES announced on 29 October 2025 that its FOCO co-investment fund had committed €100 million to InfraVia Growth Fund II. The vehicle targets up to €1 billion and supports European B2B software businesses, including artificial intelligence, fintech, cybersecurity, digital health, climate technology and vertical software. The commitment carries a disclosed geographic requirement: at least twice FOCO’s investment must be directed to Spanish companies. InfraVia reported three Spanish investments through its first growth fund. FOCO is endowed with €2 billion and supported by NextGenerationEU resources under Spain’s recovery plan. This is an LP commitment into an InfraVia-managed fund, not an investment by InfraVia into COFIDES. The source does not identify a management fee, carried-interest rate or fund-level realized performance.
Antin appointed Walid Damou as Group CFO and Partner effective February 2026, succeeding Patrice Schuetz.
Antin NextGen entered exclusive negotiations for a majority stake in French mobility platform Matawan.
InfraVia’s 11 July 2025 release states that IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, advised by IFM Investors, agreed on 10 July to indirectly acquire 100% of Green Group AG and its subsidiaries from InfraVia. Green is a Swiss digital infrastructure platform operating hyperscale and enterprise data centres, with long-term cloud provider contracts and Swiss corporate customers. InfraVia described eight years of collaboration with Green’s management, including development and construction capabilities and customer relationships. IFM intended to support the next phase of expansion through its sector experience and European infrastructure network. Crucially, this release described an agreement subject to customary closing conditions and expected completion later in 2025. It does not establish an actual exit date, and the existing CRM’s completed-exit wording requires review. Consideration was not disclosed.
Antin announced CFO Patrice Schuetz would depart in July 2025; Mélanie Biessy appointed interim Group CFO.
InfraVia and the iliad Group announced completion of their OpCore transaction on 3 April 2025, following the original agreement announced on 4 December 2024. Iliad sold a 50% stake in its data-centre subsidiary to InfraVia, establishing a partnership aimed at building an independent European hyperscale data-centre platform. The partners provide OpCore with financing capacity to develop new facilities above 100 MW in France and elsewhere in Europe, with several construction projects already underway at announcement. Iliad CEO Thomas Reynaud also serves as OpCore chairman. The partners linked investment plans to demand for data storage, processing and European AI infrastructure. This source verifies completion and the 50% stake but does not disclose transaction consideration; it should not be interpreted as confirming the CRM’s US-dollar valuation field.
Fund V final close €10.2bn against €10bn target; committed fund capital is not total firm AUM.
