CapMan Infra
CapMan Infra is a Nordic private equity firm focused on investing in mid-cap core and core+ infrastructure assets across the Nordics and broader Northern Europe. They target energy, transport, and digital infrastructure sectors, emphasizing sustainability and active ownership to drive value creation.
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Strategic Overview
- Focus on mid-cap core and core+ infrastructure assets, indicating a preference for stable, income-generating assets with some growth potential.
- Strong emphasis on the Nordics and broader Northern Europe, leveraging regional expertise and networks.
- Active ownership approach, aiming to drive operational improvements and sustainability initiatives within portfolio companies.
- Diversified investment strategy across energy, transport, and digital infrastructure, reflecting a broad view of essential services.
Deal Activity from Public Sources
CapMan Nordic Infrastructure II acquired a majority stake in Norlys Tele, a leading Danish fiber network operator.
CapMan Infra acquired a majority stake in Fjord Line, a leading Norwegian ferry operator.
CapMan Infra acquired a majority stake in Nordic Aqua Partners, a leading land-based salmon farming company (infrastructure assets).
CapMan Infra acquired a majority stake in Kymppivoima, a Finnish hydropower company.
CapMan Infra acquired Elenia Lämpö, a leading Finnish district heating company.
CapMan Infra acquired Vattenfall Heat Germany, a district heating company.
CapMan Infra acquired Helsinki Data Center.
Investment Focus
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Geography
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Key People
Ville Poukka
Managing Partner, CapMan Infra
Harri Roto
Partner, CapMan Infra
Saara Vuorinen
Partner, CapMan Infra
Track Record
20
Deals Completed
7
Years Active
Notable projects: Valokuitunen (Fiber-to-the-home), Adven (Energy infrastructure), Norled (Ferry operator), Vattenfall Heat (District heating)
Detailed Analysis
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Global Infrastructure Sherpa