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Last updated: June 30, 2026, 2:30 AM ET

Infrastructure Sector Activity

The infrastructure sector is experiencing a robust fundraising environment, with total capital raised approaching $1.2 trillion, though questions linger regarding which general partners truly benefit from this resurgence Infra’s $1.2trn fundraising comeback. Major infrastructure funds are eyeing the substantial capital expenditure required for the AI supercycle, estimated at $7 trillion, indicating a significant shift in investment focus Infra’s largest GPs outline. European energy transition investments, while progressing, require not only increased but also more selective capital allocation to be effective Europe’s unco-ordinated energy transition. Meanwhile, Japanese institutional investors are beginning to explore the infrastructure secondaries market, with the Japan Science and Technology Agency initiating investments in this area Japan Science and Technology.

Midstream energy companies are positioning to capture value from the data center boom, as these facilities demand secure and consistent energy supplies era of direct energy. This strategic pivot comes as several significant deals are being finalized or explored. I Squared is reportedly involved in an SK joint venture, and Dexus shareholders are appealing a decision, while RWE has agreed to a $3.6 billion deal for Amprion Pipeline: I Squared’s SK. Allianz Global Investors is also signaling its expectations for infrastructure general partners, looking beyond purely flagship funds ‘Not just flagships’: What. A debut mid-market fund from Tallvine is nearing its $1.5 billion fundraising target Tallvine nears $1.5bn target.

Real Estate and Healthcare Investment Trends

In the real estate sector, Greystar is seeking up to $3 billion for its twelfth U.S. flagship fund, having already secured $1.5 billion for its value-add multifamily vehicle within six months Greystar eyes up. Concurrently, Invel has successfully closed its second and largest Southern European fund, raising €400 million for an opportunity fund focused on Greek and Italian markets largest Southern European fund. Contrasting these growth strategies, BCI's private real estate portfolio has experienced a decline for the third consecutive year, representing its only negatively performing asset class since 2023 and comprising 20% of the Canadian pension's total holdings BCI’s private real estate.

The healthcare sector continues to see activity in physician practice acquisitions, with discussions exploring the evolving dynamics of this market Evolving Landscape of Physician. This area of investment is being closely watched as healthcare providers and private equity firms navigate consolidation and operational changes.