Funds
International Public Partnerships (INPP)
International Public Partnerships (INPP) invests in high-quality infrastructure projects and businesses that are resilient over the long-term.
INPP is a Guernsey-incorporated infrastructure investment company, listed on the London Stock Exchange. INPP invests in global public infrastructure projects and businesses, which meet societal and environmental needs, both now, and into the future.
Amber is the Investment Adviser for the Fund and is responsible for the investment origination, asset management and fund management.
Wakatipu High School, New Zealand
Tideway, UK
The Company aims to provide its investors with stable, long-term, inflation-linked returns, based on growing dividends and the potential for capital appreciation.
It seeks to diversify its investments across a number of sectors, developing the infrastructure that underpins communities across the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand.
Durham Region Courthouse, Canada
Further information on the Company’s portfolio, performance and governance can be found on the INPP website.
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INPP case studies
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Transport and LogisticsAngel Trains
Various sites, UKOperational -
Transport and LogisticsBeNEX
Various, GermanyOperational -
EnergyGas DistributionCadent
Various, United KingdomOperational -
Transport and LogisticsDiabolo
Brussels, BelgiumOperational -
EnergyEnergy TransmissionEast Anglia One OFTO (‘EA1’)
Suffolk, EnglandOperational -
OtherFamily Housing for Service Personnel (‘FHSP’)
Various, USAOperational -
EnergyEnergy TransmissionLincs OFTO
Lincolnshire, EnglandOperational -
EnergyEnergy TransmissionOrmonde OFTO
Cumbria, EnglandOperational -
Transport and LogisticsReliance Rail
Sydney, AustraliaOperational -
OtherTideway
London, UKUnder construction
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