The platform has investment commitments from Canadian pension fund Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), Kuwait Investment Authority, and Oman’s State General Reserve Fund.
The platform will raise an initial capital of $850 million from sponsors and partner investors either directly or through their affiliates. The platform will target acquisition of controlling stakes in powergenerating companies.
“This platform is one such step for assets that would be a win-win for all stakeholders, as it would be value-accreting, considering the assets would be near-completion or already operating,” said Anil Sardana, chief executive officer and managing director, Tata Power.
According to Mohit Batra, executive director, ICICI Venture, the platform combines the complementary skills of the sponsors and investors. “Insightful understanding of the lndian infrastructure ecosystem supported by discerning long-term global capital would provide a framework for investments with an optimum risk-return profile and also act as a catalyst for revitalisation and growth of the Indian power sector.”

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