New York, October 01, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – Brookfield announced today that he raised more than $ 4 billion for the first closure of the Brookfield IV (BID IV “or” Fund “infrastructure, which reflects constant significant support of both existing and new investors.
The fund is intended for investment with high profitability for infrastructure assets and enterprises backed up by regulated, contract or concession cash flows. Brookfield is a reliable partner for borrowers, taking into account extensive knowledge, focused on decisions and financing structures, focused on decisions in sectors where it has deep experience. In addition, the fund provides investors with the opportunity to diversify their exposure to infrastructure and private loan.
Hadley Peer Marshall, co -author of infrastructure debt and structured solutions Brookfield, said: “We are grateful for the support of our existing and new institutional partners, since we continue to develop our strategy. Borrowers are increasingly looking for alternative capital sources that can provide flexible structures, speed speed and confidence in knowledge that can be ensured that raising that are not positioned suppliers.
Yan Says, co -chair of the company for infrastructure debts and structured Brookfield decisions, said: “Demand for capital to support infrastructure growth is significant, creating strong opportunities for partnerships with leading companies and finance their infrastructure enterprises. Brookfield was on the front edge of this market, providing individual capital solutions and creating strong global pipelines. ”
The Brookfield infrastructure credit platform is actively investing in its main sectors, including the infrastructure of renewable electricity and data, deploying more than $ 4 billion in 2024. Recent investments include a credit line in the amount of $ 750 million for Crusoe to support the growth and scale of their AI and 150 million US dollars for Qair Polska, a renewable lacarelia.
In 2023, the previous vintage of the infrastructure debt strategy (BID III) closed with capital obligations of $ 6 billion, which makes it the world's largest debt infrastructure fund at that time.
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. (NYSE: BAM, TSX: BAM) -leading global manager in alternative assets, with headquarters in New York, with more than 1 trillion assets in the framework of the renewable government and transition, infrastructure, private investment, real estate and loans. We invest the client’s capital in the long run with an emphasis on real assets and basic services that form the basis of the global economy. We offer a number of alternative investment products to investors around the world, including state and private pension plans, donations and funds, sovereign wealth funds, financial institutions, insurance companies and private welfare investors. We rely on the legacy of Brookfield as the owner and operator in order to invest in the price and make strong profits for our customers in economic cycles.
Brookfield credit business runs approximately $ 332 billion assets around the world, as of August 6, 2025, focused on a wide range of private credit investment strategies, including infrastructure, renewable energy sources, real estate, asset support and corporate loans. Return profiles cover an investment assessment, an assessment of duty -free, and opportunistic. The business combines a significant direct Brookfield investment platform, which has been developed for several decades, with strategic partners, including Management Oaktree Capital, LCM Partners, 17Capital and Music Music. Being one of the largest and most experienced credit managers in the world around the world, Brookfield’s credit business provides flexible, specialized capital decisions for borrowers and seeks to get attractive profitability for a risk correction for our customers. To obtain additional information, please visit our website on www.bam.brookfield.comField
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