Omnes, via its Construction Energie Plus fund, Bouygues Bâtiment Ile de France and récréa have signed a 20-year concession contract with state-backed Greater Paris Metropolis to design, build, maintain and operate the Saint-Denis aquatic centre and the adjoining walkway. The Saint-Denis aquatic centre will notably host the Olympic Waterpolo, diving, and artistic swimming events in 2024.
The aquatic centre is one of the few facilities which will be built for the Paris 2024 Games. In addition to its capacity to host international sporting events, this sports complex will be accessible to everyone, from novice swimmers to top athletes. It will also be the site of various sports activities such as climbing, five-a-side football, three-a-side basketball, paddle tennis and fitness training.
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October 02, 2020
CDPQ co-invests with EQT in Colisée
CDPQ’s investment alongside EQT Infrastructure V (EQT Infrastructure) and Colisée’s management team will enable the company to consider new growth opportunities, including in new ma...
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September 23, 2020
EIB to finance EUR 12.6 billion in infra projects across Europe
The European Investment Bank (EIB) approved EUR 12.6 billion (US$ 14.91 billion) of new financing for projects across Europe and around the world. New financing agreed includes more than EUR 3.1 bill...
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September 03, 2020
EQT Infrastructure to acquire a majority stake in elderly care business Colisee
EQT, through its EQT Infrastructure V fund, has entered exclusive negotiations to acquire a majority stake in Colisee owned by IK Investment Partners. Established in 1976, Colisee is a leading operat...
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August 03, 2020
Antin Infrastructure Partners closes fourth fund with EUR6.5 hard cap
Antin Infrastructure Partners has closed its fourth and largest fund to date with EUR6.5 billion (US$762 billion) and has exceeded the original target of EUR5.5 billion (US$6.49 billion). ...
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July 24, 2020
First close at EUR 312 million for Schroders Euro Enhanced Infrastructure Debt Fund II
Schroders has raised EUR312 million (USD 364 million) for the first close of its Schroder Euro Enhanced Infrastructure Debt Fund II (Julie II).
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