Dutch pension ABP allocates up to €500m to European infrastructure via Equitix strategies
Monday, November 2, 2026 · first reported by IPE Real Assets
ABP, the Dutch pension scheme, plans to commit as much as €500m to European infrastructure through a new tie-up between its asset manager APG Asset Management and Equitix. APG is putting €400m into a strategic managed account aimed at assets including rolling stock, offshore electricity transmission and water infrastructure. A further €100m is earmarked for the Equitix Infrastructure Growth Fund. The deal is the first investment partnership between APG and Equitix. Arjan Reinders of APG and Equitix CEO Hugh Crossley both commented on the partnership.
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- ABP
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- APG Asset Management, Equitix
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- Equitix Infrastructure Growth Fund
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- Infrastructure
- Geography
- Europe
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