DWPF acted as exclusive financial advisor to International Public Partnerships (INPP) on the acquisition of four PPP projects in Denmark. The projects will deliver availability-based, long-term, predictable cash flows, provide essential infrastructure, and are geographically spread across Denmark – the portfolio comprises of:

• a specialist land registry court archive building in Hobro that accommodates 150 public sector employees;
• a hospital car parking facility with c.550 parking spaces adjoined to a regional hospital in Randers;
• a 1,000-pupil school in Ørsted; and
• an 800-pupil school in Vildbjerg.

This acquisition marks the INPP’s first investment in Denmark and, through its growing presence, provides a platform for further investment opportunities into the region.

The investments directly support targets outlined in Sustainable Development Goals 4 (Quality Education), 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) and 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). Other key features of the investments include:

• 100% availability-based revenue streams with public sector counterparties backed by the Danish State;
• Long-term stable cashflows with project length of up to 20 years;
• A track record of strong operational performance; and
• Essential infrastructure – the Portfolio’s investments all provide critical infrastructure services to their respective communities.