Actis plans to invest up to $2.5 billion in Indian energy and warehousing – EQ
In Short : Actis’ plan to invest up to $2.5 billion in Indian energy and warehousing reflects their confidence in the potential of these sectors in India.
In Detail : Targeting sustainable infrastructure opportunities in energy transition, digital infrastructure, and logistics and warehousing.
Actis plans to invest up to USD 2.5 billion in India over the next four years, targeting sustainable infrastructure opportunities in energy transition, digital infrastructure, and logistics and warehousing.
The focus will primarily be on the energy sector, where Actis is a major investor in renewable energy, building large utility-scale power plants. Bluepine Energy, Actis’ third renewable energy platform in India, is currently under development. The commercial and industrial segment of the renewable energy sector, along with data centres and industrial warehousing, is also in the investment scope.
This move aligns with recent reforms by the Indian government, attracting increased capital for infrastructure assets. Actis has a history of successful transactions in the Indian energy sector, including the sale of Ostro to ReNew Power in 2018 and Sprng Energy to Shell in 2022.
