DIF Capital Partners sells portfolio of UK PPP assets
DIF Infrastructure III (DIF III) and DIF Infrastructure IV (DIF IV) announced the sale of their stakes in a portfolio of eight UK PPP assets to Equitix, a UK-based infrastructure fund manager.
The portfolio includes significant stakes in the following operational PPP projects: North Kent Police Headquarters, Worcester Library & History Centre, Yorkshire Housing, Grove Village Housing, Stanhope Housing, Leeds Streetlighting, Newcastle & North Tyneside Streetlighting and Stoke Streetlighting.
DIF was advised by Herbert Smith Freehills (legal).
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