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EIF launches €360M fund to unlock €2B Central Europe infrastructure
European Investment Fund's new fund targets €2 billion in infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe.
In brief
European Investment Fund's new fund targets €2 billion in infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe. European Investment Fund launched a €360 million fund of funds to mobilise at least €2 billion for energy, mobility, digital, and social infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe. Originally reported by…
Quick answers
- What's the deal?
- The European Investment Fund has launched a €360 million fund of funds to channel capital into infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe.
- What is the key takeaway from EIF launches €360M fund to unlock €2B Central Europe infrastructure?
- European Investment Fund launched a €360 million fund of funds to mobilise at least €2 billion for energy, mobility, digital, and social infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe.
What's the deal?
The European Investment Fund has launched a €360 million fund of funds to channel capital into infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe.
How it's structured
Six EU countries, Poland, Romania, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Croatia, and Slovenia, are committing €180 million, which EIF will match.
Where the money goes
The fund expects to back around six infrastructure funds using anchoring stakes alongside other investors.
Who's involved
National partners include Poland's Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, Romania's Investment and Development Bank, Lithuania's ILTE, Bulgaria's JEREMIE Bulgaria EAD, Croatia's HBOR, and Slovenia's SID Kapital.
In short
European Investment Fund launched a €360 million fund of funds to mobilise at least €2 billion for energy, mobility, digital, and social infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe.
