KKR closes $19.2 billion infrastructure fund for North America, Europe
Monday, August 3, 2026 · first reported by Reuters and 11 others
KKR closed a record $19.2bn infrastructure fund, the largest in its infrastructure platform history, as investor demand for digital infrastructure, energy transition and electrification accelerates.
- Firm
- KKR
- Fund
- KKR Infrastructure Fund
- Size
- $19.2B
- Stage
- Final close
- Asset class
- Infrastructure
- Geography
- North America, Europe
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Coverage
12 sources- ReutersKKR closes $19.2 billion infrastructure fund for North America, Europe
- Pensions & InvestmentsKKR’s $19.2 billion infrastructure fund close builds on a big July for hard asset fundraising
- Private Equity WireKKR completes record $19.2bn infrastructure fund focused on North America and Europe
- Infrastructure InvestorKKR achieves $19.2bn final close for latest flagship infra fund
- AltAssetsKKR closes record $19.2bn infrastructure fund as firm’s infra platform nears $120bn
- citybizKKR Closes Record $19.2 Billion Infrastructure Fund Focused on North America and Europe
- hartenergy.comKKR Closes $19.2B Infrastructure Fund, Bringing Its Infrastructure Equity to $120B
- DealroomKKR closes biggest-ever infrastructure fund at $19.2B
- BisnowKKR's $19.2B Fund Targets Data Centers
- Briefs FinanceKKR's Biggest Infrastructure Fund Yet Reaches $19.2 Billion
- BloombergKKR Raises $19.2 Billion for Biggest-Ever Infrastructure Fund
- pionline.comKKR’s $19.2 billion infrastructure fund close builds on a big July for hard asset fundraising
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