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Last updated: June 27, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Infrastructure & Real Estate Investment

Infrastructure fund managers are anticipating a significant capital expenditure supercycle driven by artificial intelligence, with the largest general partners outlining their strategies for an estimated $7 trillion in AI-related spending AI capex supercycle. This sector is also seeing a resurgence in fundraising, with the market nearing a $1.2 trillion comeback, though discerning which funds will truly benefit remains a question fundraising comeback. In line with this trend, the Japan Science and Technology Agency is beginning to invest in the infrastructure secondaries market, signaling growing interest in this segment invest infra. Allianz GI, a major player, is specifying its requirements for infrastructure general partners, indicating a focus beyond just flagship funds Allianz Agi wants. Meanwhile, Tallvine is nearing its $1.5 billion target for its debut mid-market fund Tallvine nears $1.5bn.

In real estate, Longpoint is holding a close for its debut European fund, backed by investors such as the Texas Permanent School Fund for its value-add strategy targeting German and Dutch logistics properties Longpoint holds close. TPG Angelo Gordon is adopting a top-down approach for its latest flagship fund, Realty Value Fund XII, which has a $3 billion target and predefined sector allocations, marking the first launch since its acquisition by TPG TPG Angelo Gordon adopts. The firm's approach highlights a shift in succession planning within founder-led real estate businesses, with many now prioritizing optionality over the traditional single heir apparent model succession planning.

Healthcare & Energy

In the healthcare sector, West View Capital Partners has completed a strategic minority investment in Helio Health Group, signaling continued private equity interest in specialized healthcare providers WestView Invests.

The energy infrastructure space is seeing renewed investor attention on companies like German utility Uniper, which is undergoing a significant recovery following the energy shock and presenting growth potential for infrastructure funds Uniper’s phoenix moment.