Mobility. In order to enable free movement of people, goods, and services, Europe and North America have to face the challenge of developing transportation networks and filling the "infrastructure gap". More and more congestion problems are reducing traveller mobility and diminishing the quality of life in major urban areas.
Meridiam has experience developing and financing highways, roads, rail, and airports that offer solutions to these detrimental mobility issues. Meridiam invests in an array of infrastructure projects including demand risk schemes, availability schemes and performance based schemes.
Quality of Life. Finding solutions to climate change challenges, waste and water issues, energy autonomy, performance and regeneration, are subjects that provide numerous PPP opportunities to the growing environmental business sector. Meridiam looks to be involved in such projects that will positively impact the planet. The long tem maturity of our fund matches entirely with the objectives of projects in the environmental sector.
Essential Services. The public and private partnerships method is an efficient solution in developing and modernising the essential services required by individuals and communitites at a regional and local level. We wish to be active players in the healthcare segment of the market, including retirement housing. We are experienced financers of PPP healthcare projects. We look for opportunities to be involved in the provision of essential services including: hospitals, schools, and prisons.
The Meridiam Team. We bring together individuals with global experience in PPP project management, strategy, business development, project finance, asset operation and equity investment.
Founded in 2006, Meridiam Infrastructure is a 25 year infrastructure fund designed for investment purely within public private partnership (PPP) infrastructure assets within the OECD. Geographically, the fund is primarily focused on investment opportunities within Europe and North America. Strategically, Meridiam invests predominately in new primary assets, with a smaller proportion of the fund allocated for secondary assets and has targeted the transportation, health, education, public accommodations and environmental sectors.
