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Conduit to open Mexico City officeThe firm plans to raise $150m from local investors, according to chief executive Scott Swensen.
- Conduit in 3.3x energy exit
The Latin America-focused firm, currently raising Fund III with a $500m target, has now exited all investments from its second energy fund.
- Conduit sells stake in $1.5bn Peruvian pipeline
Brazilian-based Odebrecht has bought a 51% stake in a 1,085km gas pipeline in Peru from private equity firm Conduit Capital Partners.
- Conduit earns 2x on Mexican gas pipeline exit
The Latin America-focused private equity firm’s $90m sale of the gas infrastructure facilities represents the second investment realisation from its Latin Power III fund.
- Conduit in Brazilian hydroelectric deal
Marking the Latin American infrastructure-focused private equity firm’s largest equity commitment in the region, Conduit will buy a 50% equity stake in Brazilian hydroelectric developer GLEP in a deal said to be in excess of $50 million.
- Conduit Capital wins $1.4bn pipeline concession in Peru
Over two years in the making, the 700-mile natural gas pipeline represents the largest project the New York-based infrastructure investor has ever been involved in and marks a significant economic development project for the Latin American country of 30 million.
- Conduit earns 3x return on Colombian power plant(4)
After a nearly decade-long holding period, New York-based Conduit Capital has successfully exited its stake in Colombia coal power plant Termotasajero.
- Conduit earns 3x return on Colombian power plant(3)
After a nearly decade-long holding period, New York-based Conduit Capital has successfully exited its stake in Colombia coal power plant Termotasajero.
- Conduit earns 3x return on Colombian power plant(2)
After a nearly decade-long holding period, New York-based Conduit Capital has successfully exited its stake in Colombia coal power plant Termotasajero.
- Conduit earns 4.9x on Mexican power plants
Conduit Capital Partners has sold three hydroelectric power plants in Mexico, the firm’s second successful exit this year from its 1999 vintage fund.