Meridiam's MINA IV raises $1.8B, surpassing target and MINA III
Editorial StaffThe Facts -
- Meridiam's MINA IV fund closed with over $1.8 billion in commitments.
- The fund focuses on sustainable investments in energy and mobility sectors.
- Meridiam leads in U.S. express lanes, closing an $11 billion project.
Meridiam Secures $1.8 Billion for Latest Infrastructure Fund, Surpassing Goals
In a significant financial achievement, Meridiam has finalized its fourth-generation North American infrastructure fund, MINA IV, rallying over $1.8 billion in commitments. This amount not only surpasses the fund's initial $1.7 billion target but also exceeds the size of its predecessor, MINA III. The success underscores the robust investor confidence in Meridiam's sustainable long-term strategies and adeptness in navigating complex market conditions.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Meridiam has established itself as a global leader in sustainable infrastructure development. Since its inception in 2005, the firm has consistently delivered projects that harmonize financial success with meaningful social and environmental impacts.
MINA IV builds on this 20-year legacy, focusing on transformative investments across sectors such as energy, mobility, and essential services. The fund prioritizes contracted assets known for long-term value creation and stable cash flows, aligning with Meridiam's disciplined approach to impact-driven investment.
Particularly noteworthy is MINA IV's emphasis on U.S. express lanes, a sector where Meridiam has cultivated extensive expertise. A testament to this is the SR400 Express Lanes P3 Project, finalized in August, which stands as one of the United States' largest public-private partnership infrastructure endeavors with an estimated total project value of $11 billion.
KEY QUOTE:
“We are deeply grateful for the trust and support of our investors. This successful fundraising reflects our ability to consistently deliver performance, with differentiated and resilient portfolios. It also reaffirms our commitment to shaping the future of infrastructure through innovation, resiliency, and long-term partnerships. With a strong pipeline of projects, we are well-positioned to deploy capital efficiently and drive sustainable growth.”
Thierry Déau, CEO and founder of Meridiam
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