Abertis

Abertis 42%, Brookfield Infrastructure 40%, Brookfield Aylesbury 18%
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In October 2012, Abertis (51%) and Brookfield Infrastructure (49%) acquired 60% of Arteris, a company listed on the Sao Paolo Stock Exchange in Brazil, through a jointly-owned holding company. The partners later launched a public tender offer to purchase the remaining shares. In September 2013, Brookfield Aylesbury acquired a direct stake of approximately 18% in Arteris.

The transaction enabled Abertis and Brookfield to establish a partnership combining their best practices in the sector, with the aim of developing one of the leading motorway operators in Brazil.

Brookfield, a global leader in alternative asset management, focuses on long-term investments in real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy and private equity. It manages assets worth US$550 billion globally.
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55.2% Abertis, 44.8% Manulife Investment Management
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On 30 December 2020, Abertis and Manulife Investment Management completed the acquisition of a 100% interest in Elizabeth River Crossings (ERC) from Macquarie Infrastructure Partners II and Skanska. ERC holds the concession to operate two tunnels on a highly travelled road in Virginia (USA). The concession, which has already been in effect for a number of years, has a remaining duration of 50 years.

​​​​​​​The transaction allowed to build a platform for growth in the USA, a key market for the group and one of the most important in the world in terms of infrastructure investment. The acquisition of ERC also extend the average life of Abertis’s portfolio.

Manulife Investment Management is a member of the global group, Manulife Financial Corporation, which has been providing insurance products and pension plans for more than a century.
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In March 2020, Ullico Investment Fund completed the acquisition of a 49% stake in Metropistas, which operates a number of sections of motorway under concession in Puerto Rico, from Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners.

Ullico replaced Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners as Abertis’s long-term partner in the country.

Ullico, founded back in 1927, provides insurance and investment services to trade union members in the United States. Its holds investments in the construction and infrastructure sectors.
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Abertis 53%, GIC - 29%
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In June 2020, Abertis Infraestructuras in partnership with GIC completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in Red de Carreteras de Occidente (RCO) in Mexico from Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners (GSIP). The acquisition involved the purchase of a 72.3% stake in RCO (51.3% Abertis, 21% GIC). Following the acquisition, Abertis and GIC further increased their stake to the current level. Through its 5 operators, RCO manages 876 km of motorway network located in the centre and west of the country, connecting the key El Bajío industrial corridor with the two most important cities (Mexico City and Guadalajara).
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​​​​​​​The transaction marked Abertis’s entry into a new country with strong growth potential, acquiring control of a network of almost 900 km and at the same time extending the average duration of its portfolio.

GIC, a sovereign wealth fund established by the government of Singapore in 1981 to manage the country’s foreign reserves. It is a long-term global investor with over US$100 billion invested in a wide range of asset classes in over 40 countries throughout the world.​​​​​​​
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Ardian was Abertis’s partner in the Spanish operator, Trados, from the beginning of 2011. In 2020, Ardian sold its interest to APG.
APG replaced Ardian as Abertis’s long-term partner.

APG is a Dutch pension plan with 4.7 million participants and 620 billion euros managed.
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51% Abertis, 49% Predica
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In July 2019, Ardian sold its 49% stake in Tunels, a company that operates a number of motorway tunnels outside Barcelona and in the Pyrenees, to the French insurer, Predica.  Predica replaced Ardian as Abertis’s long-term partner.

Predica, established in 1986, is the second largest life insurance provider in France, managing assets worth approximately €180 billion. It is wholly owned by Credit Agricole.
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Abertis 80%, ADIA 20%
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In 2016, Abertis entered into a partnership agreement with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) involving the sale of a 20% interest in its Chilean operations. The agreement with ADIA aimed to create a partnership with a leading international investor to help drive the group’s expansion in Chile.

Founded in 1976, ADIA is Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund. It invests on behalf of the government of Abu Dhabi and holds a globally diversified portfolio.
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