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TotalEnergies secured a $1.8 billion capital contribution from BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners for African oil and gas assets. The deal supports major projects like the East Africa Crude Oi
Mexico’s Finance Ministry appointed I Squared Capital to manage an energy financing vehicle, beating BlackRock to support grid expansion and renewable projects requiring approximately $37.5 billion in
BlackRock competes with major asset managers for Mexican infrastructure investments, focusing on energy projects and logistics amid government policy changes.
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation is requesting consortium formation among bidders for its $7 billion oil pipeline stake to facilitate smaller investor participation. Major global funds including Blackston
Shareholders of AES Corp filed complaints to block the $33.4 billion acquisition by a BlackRock-led consortium, demanding more deal details while the utility denies withholding information.
BlackRock argues India's equity market is undervalued despite oil price risks, citing strong GDP growth and potential benefits for materials and utilities sectors amidst geopolitical tensions.
Industry buyers and funds are targeting a stake or acquisition of BlackRock-backed Akaysha Energy, an Australian battery developer with a 2-gigawatt portfolio. Indicative bids are due in July for the
Atlas Renewable Energy, backed by BlackRock, has paused $1 billion in Brazilian solar projects due to severe grid curtailment rates reaching 25%, prompting negative credit outlooks from Fitch Ratings.
BlackRock advocates for consolidation among major miners to improve capital access and project execution. Meanwhile, speculation persists regarding a potential merger between Glencore and Rio Tinto de
BlackRock's GIP has formed a partnership with Temasek, L’IMAD, and ADNOC to invest $30 billion in energy, transportation, and logistics infrastructure across the Gulf and Central Asia. The initiative
Grupo Mexico agreed to merge its power generation assets with BlackRock-backed Saavi Energia, forming Mexico's largest private power operator with 4.5 gigawatts of capacity. The transaction follows ne
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