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Last updated: July 23, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Infrastructure and Sovereign Wealth Fund Activity

Partners Group announced the successful closure of its inaugural infrastructure secondaries fundraising, amassing $5.5bn. This total includes $1.7bn for a dedicated fund, which surpassed its initial $750m target, and an additional $3.8bn secured through bespoke mandates. Separately, Temasek, the Singaporean sovereign wealth fund managing S$518bn, is planning a substantial increase in its artificial intelligence-related investments and aims to grow its exposure to core-plus infrastructure from 1% to 5% by 2031.

Infrastructure Investment Trends and Debates

BNP Paribas Asset Management Alternatives’ Prime platform is prioritizing extensive relationships with infrastructure managers, with a growing emphasis on value creation and the secondaries market, according to infrastructure head Jean-Pascal Asseman. Meanwhile, the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) is actively bringing investors into its "Indonesian nexus," leveraging its significant portfolio skewed towards infrastructure and its local expertise in sectors like toll roads and data centers. A key debate within the market centers on the realization of AI-driven demand, with experts clarifying that data center power requirements differ from dark fiber. The end of renewable energy tax credits in the US this year has also sparked varied reactions, with some market participants expressing satisfaction.

Private Equity Deals in Healthcare

In the healthcare and life sciences sector, TELEO Capital Management has announced its acquisition of Smart Factory Rx, signaling continued private equity activity in specialized technology within healthcare.