Global energy infrastructure specialist Victory Hill Capital is planning to raise up to £400m (€443m) for a sustainable energy investment fund via a share placing and stock listing on the London Stock Exchange.
The newly formed London-based firm said it intends to raise the capital for the closed-ended VH Global Sustainable Energy Opportunities (GSEO) vehicle to invest in assets that support the energy transition and are �aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals�.
GSEO, which plans to float on the stock exchange in February 2021, is expected to generate stable returns, principally in the form of income distributions, and targets a total return on net asset value of 10% per annum once fully invested.
Victory Hill said the fund’s investment adviser is currently in separate deal talks to buy £300m worth of assets.
Anthony Catachanas, CEO of Victory Hill, said: “The energy industry is undergoing a once-in-a-lifetime transformation. We are witnessing an increasingly decentralised approach to energy infrastructure development, and we at Victory Hill are committed to supporting the creation of a more sustainable global energy system.
“In order to do so, we actively participate in the energy transition and support the displacement of pollutive energy sources.�
Bernard Bulkin, chair of GSEO, said: “The energy transition is a global opportunity to grow and transform the massive infrastructure of energy to a new environmental standard, along with enabling improved access for underserved populations.
“This fund is well-positioned to find attractive investments that meet and exceed the energy-related UN Sustainable Development Goals.�
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