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Infranode acquires a Finnish social infrastructure portfolio comprising 13 social and healthcare service facilities from the city of Jyväskylä

The Nordic infrastructure investor Infranode has completed an acquisition of 100% interest in 13 social and healthcare service facilities and their respective plots from the city of Jyväskylä in Central Finland. The mission critical portfolio consisting of two healthcare centres, five disabled care units, five youth and child protection facilities and one elderly care unit will continue to serve public sector under long-term partnership. Social and healthcare services are undergoing an extensive reform in Finland. As a result, the responsibility of organising health and social services

Infranode buys Sola Bredbånd

Infranode has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in Sola Bredbånd AS from the municipality of Sola for NOK 515 million.For almost 20 years, the company has been owned by Sola municipality and has developed and operated a dark fiber network for residents, local businesses, and public agencies in the municipality. The network has grown in line with the population and the economy, and with its 8,000 private and 650 business customers, the company has become the largest network in the area.   Sola Bredbånd has long-term contracts with its customers, which ensures a

Infranode With its First Investment in Fiber

Infranode has entered into a long-term partnership with the municipality-owned power & utility company Tafjord Kraft AS and acquired a significant stake in the fiber company Tafjord Connect.The infrastructure company Infranode buys a 49% stake in Tafjord Connect, the leading fiber infrastructure and service provider in Møre og Romsdal, Norway. Tafjord Connect is part of the TAFJORD Group, which is owned by the Municipality of Ålesund, Eviny and the Municipality of Fjord. Infranode now joins as a long-term partner. "In today's digital society, fiber networks have become critical

Hafslund Eco, Infranode, and HitecVision acquire Fortum Oslo Varme

A new industrial joint venture of Hafslund Eco, Infranode, and HitecVision has entered an agreement to acquire Fortum Oslo Varme. "Our goal is to realize carbon capture in Oslo," says Martin S. Lundby, Deputy CEO and Executive Vice President for Growth and Investments at Hafslund Eco.Fortum Oslo Varme is Norway's largest district heating provider and the transaction values the company at about NOK 20 billion. The company delivers sustainable district heating and power to commercial and residential properties throughout Oslo, providing heating and hot water to more than 200,000 people.

Infranode reaches final close on second fund above EUR 1bn target

Nordic-based infrastructure manager Infranode has reached final close on its second fund, Infranode II, with over EUR 1.2 billion of capital commitments. The fund significantly exceeds its target of EUR 1 billion and reach more than twice the size of its predecessor, Infranode I. The fund continues the successful strategy of Infranode I, cementing Infranode’s position as a leading long-term investor in essential Nordic infrastructure, with a strong focus on sustainability.“Infranode has been a pioneer in Nordic sustainable infrastructure investments ever since Infranode was founded in 2014.

Infranode invests in Yilport Oslo to support the green transition in the largest container port in Norway

Nordic infrastructure company Infranode invests in Yilport Oslo, the operator of Norway’s largest container port. Through the agreement, Infranode proves its strategy of making long-term and responsible investments in Nordic infrastructure. Yilport Oslo plays an important role in Oslo Port’s ambition to become the first fossil-free port in the world.“With this investment we are making our 4[th] investment in Norway and our first within the transport sector. It showcases Infranodes ability to execute complex investments in essential Norwegian infrastructure assets and complements our

Infranode closes SEK 1.9 Bn second investment round reaching SEK 3.35 Bn total

– First private infrastructure investment platform in the Nordics to receive funding from the European Fund for Strategic investments (EFSI) Infranode is pleased to announce the closing of its second investment round. The Infranode I investment platform raises SEK 1.9 Bn dedicated to essential infrastructure investments in the Nordics. It brings the total capital raised to date to SEK 3.35 Bn. The investors are e.g. Folksam, KPA Pension, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and IMAS Foundation. “We are very proud to get such strong support from institutional investors as the EIB,

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