Infrastructure Secondaries Daily
Carlyle’s $2.6B Copia Exit Sets the Pace
Friday, July 10, 2026 · 11 min
Copia Power is set to move from Carlyle to EQT at a reported $2.6 billion valuation, while secondaries-adjacent platform moves from TIFF, SIMCo and Nigeria’s pension sector point to fresh competition for private-market liquidity and infrastructure credit.
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Copia Power is set to move from Carlyle to EQT at a reported $2.6 billion valuation, while secondaries-adjacent platform moves from TIFF, SIMCo and Nigeria’s pension sector point to fresh competition for private-market liquidity and infrastructure credit.
In this episode
- Carlyle to Sell Copia Power to EQT: Financial Times — Bloomberg Law
Carlyle to Sell Copia Power to EQT: Financial Times Share To: Facebook Carlyle is set to sell data center power and infrastructure platform Copia Power to EQT, Financial Times reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter. - Deal values Copia Power at at $2.6b - Carlyle is set to make a more than fivefold return from the sale, one person briefed on the matter tells FT - Deal…
- Step Back — If Sumitomo Mitsui Trust is paying $500 million for 15% of Morrison, what exactly is being valued there — the infrastructure assets, the manager’s fee stream, or strategic access — and how much should that kind of GP-stake deal tell us about secondary pricing for investors trying to sell fund stakes?
Background sources
- 三井住友ＴＧ、豪拠点のインフラ運用会社に15％出資 共同運用15億ドル目指す（ロイター）｜ｄメニューニュース（NTTドコモ） — ロイター
- Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank to buy 15% stake in infrastructure investor Morrison - CNA — Channelnewsasia
- Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank to invest in NZ infrastructure investor - Nikkei Asia — Nikkei
- Sumitomo Mitsui Trust inks $2 billion partnership with Morrison - The Japan Times — Tracy Withers
- Morrison seals blockbuster deal with Japanese heavyweight Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank | BusinessDesk — Rebecca Stevenson
- Infrastructure secondaries | Allianz Global Investors — Allianz Global Investors
- TIFF Expands Private Equity Secondaries Platform With Senior Hires — Pulse 2.0
# TIFF Expands Private Equity Secondaries Platform With Senior Hires Author: Amit Chowdhry Published: 2026-07-10T06:00:34+00:00 Source: pulse2.com (pulse2.com) Language: en ## Story TIFF Expands Private Equity Secondaries Platform With Senior Hires [](https://pulse2.com/) - [https://pulse2.com/](https://pulse2.com/) -…
- SIMCo Expands Infrastructure Debt Franchise through Strategic Partnerships with PIMCO and Investec | MarketMinute — MarketMinute
SIMCo Expands Infrastructure Debt Franchise through Strategic Partnerships with PIMCO and Investec | MarketMinute # SIMCo Expands Infrastructure Debt Franchise through Strategic Partnerships with PIMCO and Investec Published at July 7th 2026, 10:11 PM EDT via ACN Newswire ⓘ This article is third-party content and does not represent the views of this site. We make no guarantees regarding its…
- Nigeria’s $22bn pension sector plans new fund to drive infrastructure growth - Businessday NG — BusinessDay
Nigeria’s $22bn pension sector plans new fund to drive infrastructure growth - Businessday NG # Nigeria’s $22bn pension sector plans new fund to drive infrastructure growth Nigeria’s pension industry is moving closer to unlocking part of its N31.32 trillion retirement savings for large-scale infrastructure financing, with the National Pension Commission (PenCom) considering the creation of an…