Pantheon Infrastructure makes maiden investment

€43m in transport company

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Pantheon Infrastructure (PINT) has made its first investment since its launch on the London Stock Exchange last year, in a European transport and logistics company.

The listed global infrastructure fund has invested €43m (£36m) in the company through Pomodoro Holdings, which is controlled by funds managed by affiliates of alternative investment firm Apollo Global Management. The investee company specialises in cold chain warehousing, transport and supply chain management, and has a pan-European presence. According to PINT, the investment, which aligns with its strategy of building a diversified portfolio of global infrastructure assets, is in an "evolving segment of the transport and logistics sector that is becoming increasingly attractive given...

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