Infrastructure specialist Infranity has secured €3.2bn (£2.8bn) in commitments across its private debt strategies this year, as it expands its operations across Europe and into North America.
The European asset manager reported that it has raised €2bn for its enhanced return debt strategy, towards a €3bn target, while also achieving €1.2bn in fundraising for its senior infrastructure debt vehicle, nearly reaching a €1.5bn target within 2025.
Overall assets under management have risen to €13.1bn, up 20 per cent year on year, with more than €2bn deployed across approximately 20 deals. This figure is expected to reach €2.5bn by the end of the year.
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For debt deals, Infranity forecasts around 15 to 20 transactions this year, with an average deal size of roughly €150m.
“By combining scale with specialist expertise, Infranity has been able to deliver robust growth, even in a complex market environment,” said Philippe Benoraya, chief executive of Infranity. “As we look to 2026, Infranity is well positioned to capture new opportunities, continue expanding across priority sectors, and deliver sustainable value for investors as infrastructure becomes ever more central to global economic resilience.”
The firm also reported progress in its North American expansion, with its New York office now fully integrated and its first US investments underway.
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In 2025, Infranity also launched an evergreen European long-term investment fund to broaden access for private wealth investors.
Separately to its debt business, the firm raised €500m for its equity fund towards a €750m target.
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