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Last updated: July 17, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Infrastructure Funds Attract Significant Capital

Private equity firms are continuing to draw substantial investor commitments for infrastructure funds, signaling strong demand in the sector. ECP VI is nearing a close for its latest fund, having raised $7bn and subsequently revised its target to $7.8bn from an initial $5bn hard-cap of $7.5bn. Meanwhile, Clifford Capital Asset Management is planning an opportunistic credit fund, with the first vehicle under its Energy Transition Acceleration Finance partnership already securing $345m toward a $600m goal as reported. Primevest is also looking to launch a €1bn European mobility fund focused on investments such as EV charging facilities for vehicles.

Sector Trends and Investor Strategies Emerge

The infrastructure sector is seeing evolving investor strategies, with a growing interest in secondary markets and a focus on alpha generation. Pantheon notes that infra secondaries are for investors, as they navigate the complexities of continuation funds. Separately, an upcoming ranking will focus on private infrastructure managers based on the alpha they add above the market, emphasizing skill over fund vintage in October. However, the sector is not without its risks, as fallout from geopolitical events could.

Healthcare Investment Activity Continues

The healthcare and life sciences sector remains an active area for private equity investment. Incline Equity Partners has announced an investment in West Physics, a company founded in 2002. Discussions on navigating the healthcare investment landscape, including building strong businesses, were also highlighted in a recent podcast featuring Holly Buckley, chair of McGuire Woods’ healthcare department on podcast.