CIP seeks to double net profit in 2023
Danish Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners brings home yet another sound result despite minor setbacks. The company projects a major 2023 profit, bolstered by a new major fund.
BY ANNE FILBERT, TRANSLATED BY SIMON ØST VEJBÆK
For many companies, this past year has been best laid to rest. But despite having to navigate through an energy crisis and a war on European soil, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, CIP, has still managed to deliver strongly on all accounting items.
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