Whitehelm Capital

12.3%

GLOBAL CORE INFRASTRUCTURE IRR SINCE INCEPTION AUD HEDGED

TRACK RECORD

€3.1bn

Funds under management

Scale

OVER 60

STAFF

CAPABLE

70%

EMPLOYEE OWNED

ALIGNED

UNPRI

Signatory

RESPONSIBLE

One of the most experienced infrastructure managers

With an outstanding track record spanning over 22 years, €6.5 billion in direct infrastructure debt and equity investments made since inception, and
€3.1 billion of funds currently under management,
we are one of the world’s largest and most experienced independent infrastructure managers.

We are a long-term investor, partnering with clients to invest in true infrastructure assets that protect real investment value, while providing predictable cash returns. This is achieved by investing in assets with clear and measurable cash flows and adding value through active asset management.

Thought Leadership Research

Pandemic punch and the power of digital

June 2020

Infrastructure investors are by nature long-term. In allocating capital to assets that power communities and societies, infrastructure investors are required to think ahead and to envision how humans will behave years and decades into the future. The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that big societal change can also happen quickly, and that infrastructure must be able to adapt to these changes just as swiftly. Nowhere has this been
more apparent than with digital infrastructure.

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Infrastructure's resilience in uncertain times

May 2020

This month’s feature article revisits the defensive characteristics of infrastructure as an asset class, looks at how infrastructure has performed through the initial phase of the COVID-19 induced shock, how it has performed through previous exogenous shocks, and how recession risks are impacting the outlook for infrastructure.

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Just Add Water!

February 2020

Water scarcity is a local problem right across the globe, affecting the lives of millions of people as well as dominating newspaper headlines andpolitical discourse. Around 1.2 billion people worldwide live in areas of water scarcity and this is forecast to grow to 1.8 billion by 2025. While water scarcity is a major policy area for governments and supranational organisations, what does it mean for investors?

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