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Tiger Infrastructure Partners

New York, New York, United States

Tiger Infrastructure Partners is a private equity firm providing transformational growth capital to middle-market infrastructure companies. Tiger invests across Digital Infrastructure, Energy Transition, and Transportation sectors in North America and Europe, with offices in New York and London.

Focus Areas
Digital Infrastructure, Energy Transition, Transportation

Tracked deals

14

14 tracked deals across 2020-2026.

Recent pace

1

1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.

Deal mix

Addon

6 addon · 4 buyout · 3 growth capital

Tiger Infrastructure Partners Acquisition Volume by Year

Last 6 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 6 years for Tiger Infrastructure Partners. 1 2020 3 2021 7 2022 1 2023 1 2024 ~1 est. 1 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

Showing the 12 most recent of 14 tracked deals for Tiger Infrastructure Partners.

  • Buyer
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Orbis Protect
    Seller
    Synova
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Location
    United Kingdom

    Tiger Infrastructure Partners announced a transformational growth capital investment in Orbis Protect, a UK-based owner and operator of technology-enabled security infrastructure providing protection services to critical assets and property. The investment is intended to accelerate Orbis Protect’s UK and international market expansion through M&A and continued development of proprietary and AI-driven technology solutions. Orbis Protect management will retain a significant equity stake, and completion is subject to customary regulatory approvals.

  • Buyer
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners (Fund III)
    Target
    Unison Energy
    Industry
    Energy

    Tiger Infrastructure Partners (Fund III) completed a growth capital acquisition of Unison Energy LLC, an Energy-as-a-Service microgrid platform that designs, builds, owns and operates behind-the-meter microgrids for commercial and industrial customers. Unison, headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, owns and operates ~30 projects across hospitals, data centers, hospitality, food & beverage and other industrial end-markets; the investment is the final platform investment for Tiger’s $1.25 billion Fund III.

  • Buyer
    Apollo-managed infrastructure funds, Tiger Infrastructure Partners (reinvesting), Modern Aviation management team (reinvesting)
    Target
    Modern Aviation
    Seller
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Apollo-managed infrastructure funds will acquire a majority stake in Modern Aviation, a U.S. fixed-base operator (FBO) platform. Tiger Infrastructure Partners (the current owner) and Modern Aviation’s management will reinvest alongside Apollo to support growth and network expansion across Modern’s 16-site portfolio.

  • Buyer
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    International Aerospace Coatings, Eirtech Aviation Services
    Seller
    Vance Street Capital LLC
    Location
    Ireland
    Type
    Buyout

    Tiger Infrastructure Partners has acquired International Aerospace Coatings (IAC) and Eirtech Aviation Services (EAS) from Vance Street Capital. The transaction combines IAC's global aircraft coatings capability (headquartered in Shannon, Ireland) with EAS's engineering and asset management services (headquartered in Irvine, California) to create a leading aviation aftermarket platform; terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    11:11 Systems, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Sungard Availability Services (Recovery Services business), Sungard Availability Services (Cloud and Managed Services business)
    Seller
    Sungard Availability Services
    Industry
    IT Services

    11:11 Systems has completed the acquisitions of Sungard Availability Services’ Recovery Services business and Cloud and Managed Services (CMS) business, integrating the brands into 11:11’s suite of cloud, connectivity and security solutions. The deal — executed with backing from Tiger Infrastructure Partners — expands 11:11’s capabilities and customer footprint, positioning the company as a market leader in managed infrastructure and resilience services.

  • Buyer
    Modern Aviation, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Mystic Jet Center, LLC, Columbia Air Services-BHB, LLC, Columbia Air Services-RUT, LLC
    Seller
    Two owners (unnamed)
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    Modern Aviation has executed a definitive purchase agreement to acquire Mystic Jet Center, LLC (Groton–New London Airport, Groton, CT), Columbia Air Services-BHB, LLC (Hancock County–Bar Harbor Airport, Trenton, ME) and Columbia Air Services-RUT, LLC (Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport, Rutland, VT) from their two owners. The deal — expected to close in Q4 2022 — adds more than 161,500 square feet of leasable hangar and office space, retains all employees and expands Modern Aviation’s FBO network to 16 locations; Modern Aviation is backed by Tiger Infrastructure Partners.

  • Buyer
    Modern Aviation, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Elliott Aviation FBO at Des Moines International Airport
    Seller
    Elliott Aviation
    Industry
    Transportation
    Type
    Addon

    Modern Aviation has closed the acquisition of the fixed-base operator (FBO) assets and operations at Des Moines International Airport from Elliott Aviation, expanding Modern's national network to thirteen locations. The Des Moines FBO operates on a 17-acre leasehold with substantial hangar and office space; Elliott will retain and continue to operate its MRO business on the airfield. Modern Aviation is backed by Tiger Infrastructure Partners.

  • Buyer
    Modern Aviation, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    FBO operations at Francis S. Gabreski Airport (FOK), FBO operations at Republic Airport (FRG)
    Seller
    Sheltair Aviation
    Type
    Addon

    Modern Aviation has closed the acquisition of the fixed-base operator (FBO) assets and operations at Francis S. Gabreski Airport (FOK) in Westhampton Beach, NY and Republic Airport (FRG) in Farmingdale, NY from Sheltair Aviation. The deal expands Modern Aviation's Northeast footprint to 12 FBO locations and the company is backed by Tiger Infrastructure Partners.

  • Buyer
    11:11 Systems, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Static1
    Industry
    IT Services
    Type
    Addon

    11:11 Systems has acquired Static1, a managed network and IT infrastructure development and services provider, to strengthen its managed services capabilities in connectivity, security and cloud. The acquisition, by 11:11 (a platform backed by Tiger Infrastructure Partners), adds Static1's expertise across media, entertainment, pharmaceutical, retail and financial services to 11:11's portfolio.

  • Buyer
    11:11 Systems, Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Unitas Global, Cleareon Fiber Networks
    Seller
    Unitas Global, Cleareon Fiber Networks
    Industry
    Cloud & SaaS
    Type
    Addon

    11:11 Systems acquired certain managed service and cloud infrastructure assets from Unitas Global and connectivity assets and customer contracts from Cleareon Fiber Networks to deepen its cloud, connectivity and security platform. 11:11 is backed by Tiger Infrastructure Partners; terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    NorthLink Aviation (formerly IC Alaska Airport LLC)
    Seller
    Investment Company of Alaska LLC, C Change Group LLC
    Industry
    Infrastructure
    Type
    Buyout

    Tiger Infrastructure Partners acquired a controlling interest in IC Alaska Airport LLC, which has been renamed NorthLink Aviation, to fund and develop a 120-acre air cargo terminal at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport under a 55-year lease. The investment will finance construction of a purpose-built cargo terminal with warehouses, fueling and deicing infrastructure and support services to capitalize on growing trans-Pacific air cargo volumes.

  • Buyer
    Tiger Infrastructure Partners
    Target
    Summit Carbon Solutions
    Industry
    Energy

    Tiger Infrastructure Partners agreed to invest in Summit Carbon Solutions, a new Summit Agricultural Group platform building a large-scale carbon capture and storage network across the U.S. Midwest. The project aims to capture and permanently store more than 10 million tons of CO2 annually and has secured binding offtake agreements with several biorefineries in Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota.

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