Portfolio

11:11 Systems is a managed infrastructure services provider focused on network managed services, cloud, and security. 11:11 was founded by Brett Diamond, the former CEO of Hudson Fiber Network (“HFN”), a Tiger Infrastructure Partners Fund I portfolio company. 11:11 is pursuing acquisitions and organic growth opportunities in the end-markets it serves.

American Natural owns and operates a network of multi-fuel stations and a wholesale fuel distribution business. The company's fueling stations in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio provide conventional offerings (gasoline, diesel, food, beverage, merchandise) and in some locations compressed natural gas. American Natural is developing a portfolio of other locations for continued growth.

Bolder Industries (“Bolder”) is a circular-economy infrastructure platform that converts end-of-life tires into essential, sustainable materials for the tire, rubber, plastics and petrochemical industries. Bolder builds, owns and operates facilities that utilize a proprietary process to transform feedstock into recovered carbon black, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by ~85% compared virgin carbon black production. The company's BolderBlack® products help some of the largest brands in the world increase their use of sustainable materials and are currently found in varied applications such as tires, wetsuits, roofing products, belts, hoses, construction piping, phone cases and automotive parts. Bolder also produces pyrolysis oil (BolderOil®) which has applications in renewable fuels, carbon black oil, process oils, solvents and petrochemicals, providing unique circularity features for their respective markets.

Crosslake Fibre is a submarine fiber-optic cable developer, owner and asset manager. Crosslake provides dark fiber, lit capacity and spectrum on its network. Crosslake is primarily focused on medium-distance routes that include submarine and terrestrial components and that are underserved by existing submarine and terrestrial fiber operators. Crosslake’s initial route was successfully completed in 2019 and links Toronto to Buffalo and New York City with diverse, low latency fiber.

Danskammer Energy owns a 500 MW gas-fired power plant located near Newburgh, New York.  Danskammer is pursuing plans to repower the facility and transform it into an ultra-efficient gas plant which is expected to lower emissions, reduce gas consumption, displace less efficient units, and support anticipated future renewable generation by providing necessary, critical capacity and flexible generation.

ELM Utility Services (“ELM”) is a trusted provider of outsourced utility locating services, serving many of the nation’s leading public utilities through long-term contracts. Utilities in the United States are required by law to ensure underground infrastructure is located and marked in advance of any excavations to avoid damaging and potentially hazardous line strikes. ELM provides dedicated, dispatchable resources under long-term contracts to satisfy this regulatory requirement. Over the past 25+ years of safeguarding underground infrastructure, ELM has earned a reputation as a market-leader for service quality and operational excellence.

EMED Group (“EMED”) provides transportation services as an outsourced contractor to the National Health Service through long-term, inflation-linked contracts. EMED’s core business involves arranging and providing non-emergency transportation for eligible passengers to and from scheduled hospital appointments, and logistics for medical pathology samples.

Etix Everywhere designed, built, owned and operated highly customizable modular datacenters. Under Tiger’s ownership, Etix added twelve facilities and commenced construction of two additional locations. Etix was focused on major European markets including France, Belgium, Germany and the Nordic region as well as selected high growth emerging markets.  The company’s highly efficient datacenters derived over 90% of their total power load from renewable energy sources. In February 2020, Etix was sold to Vantage Data Centers.

Forsa Energy is a UK-based independent power producer platform focused on providing flexible power solutions to support the UK’s transition to renewable energy. The company’s current portfolio of assets, located in the North of England and Scotland, is comprised of highly flexible gas-fired reciprocating engines across operational, construction-ready and advanced development sites, all of which have secured 15-year capacity market contracts. Forsa Energy’s assets are called upon when intermittent renewable energy sources do not generate sufficient power during periods of high energy demand.

Summit Brazil Renewables owns a controlling stake in FS which owns and operates three corn-to-ethanol facilities in Brazil. The company has options on additional locations and will continue to add capacity in the region. Because the corn feedstock does not displace food-crops and the facility uses biomass energy, the company’s renewable fuels have one of the lowest carbon footprints of any transportation fuel produced at scale.

Granite Comfort is a platform company created to acquire and consolidate leading regional providers of residential heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (“HVAC”) installation and maintenance in key U.S. metropolitan areas.  The company’s strategy is to grow revenue at each of its acquired companies by offering essential household infrastructure under a monthly recurring revenue model allowing customers to avoid large upfront expenditures and secure reliable heating and cooling.

Hudson Fiber Network was a metro-fiber company with a significant fiber network in New York City and New Jersey, offering high-bandwidth, low-latency networking solutions for financial, content, carrier and enterprise customers. In August 2018, Tiger completed the sale of 100% of its investment in Hudson Fiber Network to Extenet Systems.

IAC is a market-leading aviation services company that specializes in aircraft painting, aviation technical services, aircraft interior refurbishment and aircraft graphic solutions for aircraft manufacturers, commercial airlines, leasing companies, air cargo carriers, governments and other owners of wide- and narrow-body aircraft. IAC also provides engineering services and asset management solutions to help customers ensure regulatory compliance through its Eirtech Aviation Services (“EAS”) division.

MNC Transportation (“MNC”) is an independent provider of student transportation and motorcoach charter services in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. MNC has three primary service offerings: (i) regular to-and-from student transportation for special education and general education students; (ii) school charter service for field trips and athletic events; and (iii) motorcoach charter. Customers include K-12 schools, universities, corporate clients, church groups and entertainment / leisure companies.

Modern Aviation is a platform company created to acquire and consolidate fixed-based operators (“FBOs”).  Modern Aviation’s FBOs hold long-term concessions at the airports where they operate and provide hangar space, fuel and other aviation services. Modern Aviation currently owns a diversified portfolio of FBOs across the United States and seeks to acquire and/or develop additional sites.

NorthLink Aviation is building essential airport infrastructure at Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska to serve air cargo carriers. As a result of its strategic location, Anchorage is one of the largest cargo airports in the world and serves as a key refueling point for transpacific air cargo. NorthLink has entered into a 55-year concession for a 120-acre property on the airport’s South Park campus and is developing infrastructure for aircraft parking, fueling, deicing and related warehouse and office space.

Qwello is a rapidly expanding, full-service builder, owner, and operator of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company is based in Munich, Germany and is focused on the provision of inner-city charging infrastructure in major European cities. Qwello operates charging poles at public locations in partnership with local municipalities. The company provides a turnkey charging solution to cities by providing all elements of the charge point infrastructure service, including hardware and software development, installation, ownership, operations, and maintenance.

Raptor Waste Solutions (“Raptor”) is an integrated waste logistics platform serving residential, commercial, industrial, and construction customers in the Kansas City metro area. Raptor operates two transfer stations (Raptor Transfer and Northland Transfer) and a hauling operation (My Dumpster Guy) to transport waste efficiently from origin to landfill. Raptor’s patented transfer station design reduces truck turnaround times, delivering superior efficiency and customer experience. With rising waste volumes and limited landfill capacity, Raptor offers a scalable, innovative solution for customers and the communities they serve.

SmartSky Networks was creating the first high-speed broadband, air-to-ground communications network in the U.S. to provide next generation in-flight connectivity to the aviation industry. SmartSky Networks’ patented beam forming network infrastructure design provided high bandwidth bidirectional low-latency connectivity for business and commercial aircraft using unlicensed spectrum.

Stellium Datacenters is the operator of a large datacenter campus and a fiber-optic ring in Newcastle, United Kingdom. Stellium’s facilities are purpose-built and highly power efficient with approximately 30 MW of power currently available (expandable up to 120 MW) and one of the lowest “power usage effectiveness” ratios in the UK. The facility serves as the cable landing station for two new subsea fiber cables connecting the UK with the Nordics where large internet companies increasingly locate their data centers due to renewable low-cost power and cooling. The data center and fiber ring development support economic growth and serve public and academic institutions in the Northeast of England and provide Newcastle with the potential to become a new regional hub for the digital economy in the UK.       

Strategic Venue Partners (“SVP”) is a platform company that designs, builds, finances, owns and operates in-building wireless communication infrastructure solutions for venue owners and enterprise customers under long-term contracts.  SVP installs DAS, Wireless LAN, Fiber, IPTV and Public Safety systems while also generating additional revenue for its customers through Small Cell and Macro Site development.  SVP serves customers in a variety of sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, education, and real estate.

Sunlight Financial partnered with contractors nationwide to offer homeowners innovative, affordable financing for rooftop solar and home improvements. The company’s best in class technology platform and deep credit expertise simplified and streamlined consumer finance, enabling its strategic partners to quickly and easily provide homeowners with simple access to financing. The company originated more than $10 billion of residential solar projects.

Tiger Cool Express was a provider of temperature-controlled intermodal transportation.  Utilizing its fleet of over 700 containers and contracts with major Class I railroads, the company provided reliable, environmentally friendly long-haul, temperature-controlled transportation to the food and beverage industry and other sectors. Tiger Cool Express intermodal shipments were approximately 3.5x more fuel-efficient than the over-the-road truck alternative which helps lower the carbon footprint of customers’ supply-chains.

Unison Energy is a fully integrated Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) platform that designs, builds, owns, and operates behind-the-meter microgrids under long-term contracts for commercial and industrial customers in North America. Unison’s solutions enable customers to achieve savings on energy bills and decreases in carbon footprint, while ensuring increased energy security with no capital outlay. Unison owns and operates projects across essential end-markets including healthcare, data centers, hospitality, food & beverage, biofuels and other industrials.

Voneus is a broadband service provider focused on deploying fiber-to-the-premises and fixed wireless access in rural areas in the United Kingdom, taking advantage of the United Kingdom government’s drive to improve broadband access in rural communities.

Zenobe Energy was a developer, owner and operator of battery storage assets in Australia, the EU, New Zealand, the UK and the US. Zenobe provided a range of energy storage services to National Grid Electricity Transmission with grid-scale batteries as well as charging solutions for EV bus operators and other applications. In December 2023, Tiger sold its interest in Zenobe to an investor group led by KKR Infrastructure.

Etix Everywhere designed, built, owned and operated highly customizable modular datacenters. Under Tiger’s ownership, Etix added twelve facilities and commenced construction of two additional locations. Etix was focused on major European markets including France, Belgium, Germany and the Nordic region as well as selected high growth emerging markets.  The company’s highly efficient datacenters derived over 90% of their total power load from renewable energy sources. In February 2020, Etix was sold to Vantage Data Centers.

Hudson Fiber Network was a metro-fiber company with a significant fiber network in New York City and New Jersey, offering high-bandwidth, low-latency networking solutions for financial, content, carrier and enterprise customers. In August 2018, Tiger completed the sale of 100% of its investment in Hudson Fiber Network to Extenet Systems.

11:11 Systems is a managed infrastructure services provider focused on network managed services, cloud, and security. 11:11 was founded by Brett Diamond, the former CEO of Hudson Fiber Network (“HFN”), a Tiger Infrastructure Partners Fund I portfolio company. 11:11 is pursuing acquisitions and organic growth opportunities in the end-markets it serves.

American Natural owns and operates a network of multi-fuel stations and a wholesale fuel distribution business. The company's fueling stations in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio provide conventional offerings (gasoline, diesel, food, beverage, merchandise) and in some locations compressed natural gas. American Natural is developing a portfolio of other locations for continued growth.

Crosslake Fibre is a submarine fiber-optic cable developer, owner and asset manager. Crosslake provides dark fiber, lit capacity and spectrum on its network. Crosslake is primarily focused on medium-distance routes that include submarine and terrestrial components and that are underserved by existing submarine and terrestrial fiber operators. Crosslake’s initial route was successfully completed in 2019 and links Toronto to Buffalo and New York City with diverse, low latency fiber.

Danskammer Energy owns a 500 MW gas-fired power plant located near Newburgh, New York.  Danskammer is pursuing plans to repower the facility and transform it into an ultra-efficient gas plant which is expected to lower emissions, reduce gas consumption, displace less efficient units, and support anticipated future renewable generation by providing necessary, critical capacity and flexible generation.

Forsa Energy is a UK-based independent power producer platform focused on providing flexible power solutions to support the UK’s transition to renewable energy. The company’s current portfolio of assets, located in the North of England and Scotland, is comprised of highly flexible gas-fired reciprocating engines across operational, construction-ready and advanced development sites, all of which have secured 15-year capacity market contracts. Forsa Energy’s assets are called upon when intermittent renewable energy sources do not generate sufficient power during periods of high energy demand.

Summit Brazil Renewables owns a controlling stake in FS which owns and operates three corn-to-ethanol facilities in Brazil. The company has options on additional locations and will continue to add capacity in the region. Because the corn feedstock does not displace food-crops and the facility uses biomass energy, the company’s renewable fuels have one of the lowest carbon footprints of any transportation fuel produced at scale.

Granite Comfort is a platform company created to acquire and consolidate leading regional providers of residential heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (“HVAC”) installation and maintenance in key U.S. metropolitan areas.  The company’s strategy is to grow revenue at each of its acquired companies by offering essential household infrastructure under a monthly recurring revenue model allowing customers to avoid large upfront expenditures and secure reliable heating and cooling.

IAC is a market-leading aviation services company that specializes in aircraft painting, aviation technical services, aircraft interior refurbishment and aircraft graphic solutions for aircraft manufacturers, commercial airlines, leasing companies, air cargo carriers, governments and other owners of wide- and narrow-body aircraft. IAC also provides engineering services and asset management solutions to help customers ensure regulatory compliance through its Eirtech Aviation Services (“EAS”) division.

Modern Aviation is a platform company created to acquire and consolidate fixed-based operators (“FBOs”).  Modern Aviation’s FBOs hold long-term concessions at the airports where they operate and provide hangar space, fuel and other aviation services. Modern Aviation currently owns a diversified portfolio of FBOs across the United States and seeks to acquire and/or develop additional sites.

NorthLink Aviation is building essential airport infrastructure at Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska to serve air cargo carriers. As a result of its strategic location, Anchorage is one of the largest cargo airports in the world and serves as a key refueling point for transpacific air cargo. NorthLink has entered into a 55-year concession for a 120-acre property on the airport’s South Park campus and is developing infrastructure for aircraft parking, fueling, deicing and related warehouse and office space.

Qwello is a rapidly expanding, full-service builder, owner, and operator of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company is based in Munich, Germany and is focused on the provision of inner-city charging infrastructure in major European cities. Qwello operates charging poles at public locations in partnership with local municipalities. The company provides a turnkey charging solution to cities by providing all elements of the charge point infrastructure service, including hardware and software development, installation, ownership, operations, and maintenance.

SmartSky Networks was creating the first high-speed broadband, air-to-ground communications network in the U.S. to provide next generation in-flight connectivity to the aviation industry. SmartSky Networks’ patented beam forming network infrastructure design provided high bandwidth bidirectional low-latency connectivity for business and commercial aircraft using unlicensed spectrum.

Stellium Datacenters is the operator of a large datacenter campus and a fiber-optic ring in Newcastle, United Kingdom. Stellium’s facilities are purpose-built and highly power efficient with approximately 30 MW of power currently available (expandable up to 120 MW) and one of the lowest “power usage effectiveness” ratios in the UK. The facility serves as the cable landing station for two new subsea fiber cables connecting the UK with the Nordics where large internet companies increasingly locate their data centers due to renewable low-cost power and cooling. The data center and fiber ring development support economic growth and serve public and academic institutions in the Northeast of England and provide Newcastle with the potential to become a new regional hub for the digital economy in the UK.       

Strategic Venue Partners (“SVP”) is a platform company that designs, builds, finances, owns and operates in-building wireless communication infrastructure solutions for venue owners and enterprise customers under long-term contracts.  SVP installs DAS, Wireless LAN, Fiber, IPTV and Public Safety systems while also generating additional revenue for its customers through Small Cell and Macro Site development.  SVP serves customers in a variety of sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, education, and real estate.

Sunlight Financial partnered with contractors nationwide to offer homeowners innovative, affordable financing for rooftop solar and home improvements. The company’s best in class technology platform and deep credit expertise simplified and streamlined consumer finance, enabling its strategic partners to quickly and easily provide homeowners with simple access to financing. The company originated more than $10 billion of residential solar projects.

Tiger Cool Express was a provider of temperature-controlled intermodal transportation.  Utilizing its fleet of over 700 containers and contracts with major Class I railroads, the company provided reliable, environmentally friendly long-haul, temperature-controlled transportation to the food and beverage industry and other sectors. Tiger Cool Express intermodal shipments were approximately 3.5x more fuel-efficient than the over-the-road truck alternative which helps lower the carbon footprint of customers’ supply-chains.

Unison Energy is a fully integrated Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) platform that designs, builds, owns, and operates behind-the-meter microgrids under long-term contracts for commercial and industrial customers in North America. Unison’s solutions enable customers to achieve savings on energy bills and decreases in carbon footprint, while ensuring increased energy security with no capital outlay. Unison owns and operates projects across essential end-markets including healthcare, data centers, hospitality, food & beverage, biofuels and other industrials.

Voneus is a broadband service provider focused on deploying fiber-to-the-premises and fixed wireless access in rural areas in the United Kingdom, taking advantage of the United Kingdom government’s drive to improve broadband access in rural communities.

Zenobe Energy was a developer, owner and operator of battery storage assets in Australia, the EU, New Zealand, the UK and the US. Zenobe provided a range of energy storage services to National Grid Electricity Transmission with grid-scale batteries as well as charging solutions for EV bus operators and other applications. In December 2023, Tiger sold its interest in Zenobe to an investor group led by KKR Infrastructure.