Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
New York, New York, United States
Argo Infrastructure Partners is an independent specialist infrastructure investment manager with a long-term, investor-centric approach. It invests in essential, contracted, regulated, and concessioned infrastructure businesses and manages infrastructure funds to support platform growth and long-dated financing.
Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
2 buyout · 1 addon · 1 growth capital
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Argo Infrastructure Partners has increased its ownership in TierPoint by acquiring the equity interests held by the majority of minority shareholders on behalf of its managed funds. The private transaction has closed and was not accompanied by disclosed financial terms. Argo said the investment deepens its backing of TierPoint’s U.S. data center colocation and interconnection platform amid accelerating demand.
An affiliate of Argo Infrastructure Partners, LP completed a merger to acquire Macquarie Infrastructure Holdings, LLC (MIC) for $4.11 per unit, with the transaction closing on July 21, 2022 and resulting in MIC’s delisting from the NYSE. The deal was presented as a take-private transaction to unlock value for equity holders; Lazard and Evercore served as financial advisors and White & Case as legal counsel to MIC.
Argo Infrastructure Partners made a long-term investment in LAZ Parking, enabling Infinedi Partners to fully exit its $115 million investment in the company. LAZ Parking, headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut, is a large U.S. parking operator and parking-technology provider operating thousands of locations across dozens of states.
TierPoint agreed to receive $320 million of preferred equity led by Argo Infrastructure Partners, Wafra, and Macquarie Capital Principal Finance, with participation from existing investors including Cequel III, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, RedBird Capital Partners, The Stephens Group, and Thompson Street Capital Partners. Net proceeds will repay second-lien debt, reduce the revolving credit facility balance, and provide growth capital to fund TierPoint's continued expansion of its data-center and hybrid cloud services.
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