EQT and GIC to acquire a majority stake in Calisen from Global Infrastructure Partners, Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Mubadala.

EQT, a private equity firm investing in healthcare, consumer goods, industrial, energy, and environmental industries, and GIC, a sovereign wealth fund established by the Government of Singapore, agreed to acquire a majority stake in Calisen, an owner and manager of essential energy infrastructure assets, from Global Infrastructure Partners, an infrastructure investment fund, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, a private equity firm, and Mubadala, an Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund. Financial terms were not disclosed. “Calisen is an exciting investment opportunity, combining significant downside protection and cash flow visibility with tangible upside potential. Its critical role in the UK’s energy transition aligns perfectly with EQT’s commitment to investing in essential infrastructure that contributes to a more sustainable future. We look forward to partnering with management and GIC to embark on Calisen’s next phase of growth,” Kunal Koya, EQT Partner.