Macquarie Asset Management acquires units in Maple Infrastructure Trust from La Caisse

Type: Acquisition · Technology: Transport · Country: India · Value: $450M · Announced: 2026-09-14

Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) acquired units in Maple Infrastructure Trust, an Indian toll road investment trust owned and operated by La Caisse, for $450 million. The transaction includes $150 million of additional equity from MAM earmarked for future acquisitions and a $150 million commitment from La Caisse to support future growth. Maple owns and operates seven toll roads across six states in Eastern, Northern, and Southern India through long-term concession frameworks, with an aggregate length of approximately 3,328 lane kilometers (2,067 miles). The deal was executed via the Macquarie Asia-Pacific Infrastructure Fund 4 (MAIF4), which held its initial close in May 2026. MAM and La Caisse will jointly own controlling stakes in Maple's investment manager and project manager.

Counterparties

• La Caisse (Seller)
• Macquarie Asset Management (Buyer)
• Maple Infrastructure Trust (Asset)

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