F2i SGR, Italy's leading Infrastructure Fund, together with Asterion Industrial Partners, an independent investment management firm focused on European infrastructure, have finalised the acquisition of Sorgenia. The transaction creates an integrated provider of energy transition technologies (gas and renewables) with an installed capacity of around 4,800 Megawatts.
F2i Sgr, the largest independent infrastructure fund manager in Italy, published its 2019 Integrated Sustainability Report. With over 5 billion euro of assets under management, F2i Sgr invests in companies active in key sectors of the Italian economy - energy for transition, distribution networks, transport and logistics and social and healthcare infrastructure - providing employment for up to 19 thousand people throughout Italy.
F2i, the leading Italian infrastructure fund, announced today it has completed its acquisition
of Spanish solar energy company Renovalia from an affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. (“Cerberus”). The
agreement was signed and announced last December. The acquisition, made by the fund's EF Solare subsidiary, of
one of the main Spanish players involves about 1,000 Megawatts of solar power, 102 of which come from nine
plants already in operation and another 879 Megawatts from authorized projects currently being developed.
F2i Sgr and Ania, the National Association of Insurance Companies, announce the acquisition of a majority stake in Compagnia Ferroviaria Italiana S.p.A., the leading independent operator in Italy in rail-freight transport. This is the first deal performed by the new ANIA F2i Fund, the fourth fund managed by F2i Sgr, and involves the acquisition of 92.5% of the share capital. The remaining 7.5% will be held by Giacomo Di Patrizi, the current founding shareholder of the Company, who will remain as Chief Executive Officer.
F2i, the leading Italian infrastructure fund, announced that it has reached an agreement
with Cerberus Capital Management to acquire the Spanish solar energy operator Renovalia Energy Group. The
acquisition, made by the fund's EF Solare subsidiary, involves about 1,000 Megawatts of solar power, 102 of which
come from nine plants already in operation and another 850 Megawatts from projects currently being developed.