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Infradebt is an Australian infrastructure debt fund manager located in Canberra.
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Funding reportedLast round: Debt financing
Infradebt is an Australian infrastructure debt fund manager located in Canberra.
The company specializes in providing private debt financing and advisory services for infrastructure projects, focusing on energy transition, renewables, transport, and social infrastructure. Infradebt offers a range of services, including an ethically screened pooled fund, customized debt mandates for large investors, and transaction advisory support for borrowers and institutional clients. The Infradebt Ethical Fund is notable as Australia’s first ethically screened private debt fund. The company also manages bespoke portfolios, allowing clients to act as direct lenders to infrastructure projects. Their investment offerings include construction finance for greenfield projects, term finance for operating projects, and tailored financing structures with various return options. Infradebt serves a diverse clientele, including large institutional investors and borrowers seeking customized project finance, supported by in-house credit teams for advisory arrangements and lenders’ agent roles.
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clean energy & technologyfixed income strategiesconstruction & real estateinvestment structuringprivate debt funddebt capital marketsethically screened fundfinancial servicesfinancepublic-private partnershipsdebt financingdebt lendingaustralian institutional investorsenvironmental servicesasset-backed securitiesrenewable energy finance
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