CIP's new fund to target riskier projects

CIP is setting up a new fund for emerging countries and is prepared to use Chinese subcontractors. Without them, there is no green transition, the investor says.
Photo: René Schütze
Photo: René Schütze

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, CIP, is chasing new projects in emerging countries with the launch of a new major fund. The need for energy and an independent supply chain means that these countries are experiencing major growth, according to CIP, which will establish a fund of around DKK 20bn (EUR 2.7bn) for the purpose.

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