Pantheon Infrastructure has invested in a fibre-to-the-home telecom infrastructure company owned by EQT and Stonepeak.
The London-listed global infrastructure fund said it has invested β¬26.5m in the company that owns and operates broadband infrastructure in Western Europe alongside Stonepeak and EQT without disclosing the name of the investee company.
In October last year, ΒιΆΉΣ³» Real Assets reported that the EQT Infrastructure V fund and Stonepeak partnered to buy a 50% stake each in Delta Fiber.
Delta Fiber owns and operates approximately 50,000km fibre-based network infrastructure that connects approximately 900,000 households and businesses across the Netherlands.
Pantheon Infrastructure said its investment is part of the firmβs strategy of building a diversified portfolio of infrastructure assets, with a focus on sectors benefitting from structural growth drivers.
Richard Sem, partner at Pantheon, Pantheon Infrastructureβs investment manager, said: βWe believe this is a highly accretive growth opportunity in a segment of the digital infrastructure space that represents an exciting growth opportunity.
βWe are particularly pleased to have partnered with such a reputable sponsor in Stonepeak and with the highly experienced company management team.β
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