Tiger Infrastructure generally targets equity investments of $50-$75 million in middle-market infrastructure assets and businesses in North America and Europe. The firm is focused on investing in the power, natural resource infrastructure, waste management, water, transportation and communications sectors. The firm targets control investments in businesses that are acquired directly from private sector entities, rather than through privatization processes or through public-private partnerships.

Tiger Infrastructure's approach is to back proven management teams who are seeking a financial partner to help grow their business, and create "going-concern" value. In evaluating investments, Tiger Infrastructure targets opportunities that it believes have growth potential, also placing significant emphasis on preservation of capital through suitable leverage levels, conservative growth forecasts, appropriate structuring and visibility regarding the existence of multiple potential exit alternatives.

Infrastructure Characteristics Tiger Infrastructure typically targets businesses that have one or more of the following characteristics:
  • Businesses that provide essential services with relatively inelastic demand
  • Monopolies with sustainable competitive advantage underpinned by regulation, contracted revenues or barriers to entry
  • Long-lived assets
  • Resilient operating margins and stable cash flows
Inflation
Protection 		Tiger Infrastructure is particularly focused on businesses and assets with revenues that are linked to price indices or have other means of inflation pass-through.
Sectors Power, natural resource infrastructure, waste management, water, transportation and communications.
Size Range Tiger Infrastructure generally targets equity investments of $50-$75 million (with potential for larger investments with participation of co-investors).
Ownership/
Governance 		Tiger Infrastructure typically targets controlling stakes.
Geography North America and Europe.
Examples of
Potential
Investments
  • Partner with experienced management teams to acquire existing infrastructure assets, construct new assets, and/or create platform companies composed of multiple assets
  • Purchase of non-core assets divested by larger firms
  • Joint-venture with strategic partners to acquire existing assets with growth or expansion potential