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PrivateCompanyInvestment ManagementTurner, ACT, Australia

Infradebt

Infradebt is an infrastructure private debt manager.

Founded
2013
13 years ago
Staff
-
8 on LinkedIn
Followers
488
on LinkedIn
Funding
$99M
as listed, USD

Infradebt is an infrastructure private debt manager. Our focus is on lending to Australian infrastructure projects. Our clients range from large institutional investors through to smaller wholesale investors. Irrespective of size, we have a common goal – to deliver secure yield for our investors.

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Size

1-1011-5051-100101-250251-500501-10001k-5k5k-10k10k+

Size not listed. 8 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

201319002026

13 years old.

Reach

No web traffic ranking listed. 488 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

ethical investingESGRSIinfrastructure debtrenewable energyinfrastructure

Funding, as listed

$99M raised in total

  • Rounds3
  • LatestDebt financing, Apr 2023
  • Latest amountUSD 99,121,126

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The company

Name
Infradebt
Type
Company
Status
Private
Founded
2013
Industry
Investment Management
Specialities
ethical investing, ESG, RSI, infrastructure debt, renewable energy, infrastructure

Where

City
Turner
Region
ACT
Country
Australia

Size and reach

People on LinkedIn
8
LinkedIn followers
488

Funding, as listed

Total
$99,121,126 USD
Rounds
3
Latest round
Debt financing
Latest round date
Apr 2023
Latest amount
99,121,126 USD

About this record

Sources
LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

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