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Arcus Infrastructure Partners

Arcus Infrastructure Partners

Overview

Arcus Infrastructure Partners is an independent fund manager that focuses on long-term, mid-market, value-add infrastructure investments in Europe, with a particular focus on businesses in the digital, transport, logistics & industrials, and energy sectors.

Year Founded

2009

Portfolio Companies

13

Investments

Arcus Infrastructure Partners investments
CompanyDateStageLead
HB RTSDec 2021Buyout/LBOLead
FixMap Sp. z o.o.Mar 2025Corporate FundingLead
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Key People

Ian Harding

Managing Partner

Simon Gray

Co Managing Partner

Christopher Ehrke

Partner

Daniel Amaral

Partner

Jordan Cott

Partner

Michael Allen

Partner

Neil Krawitz

Partner

Ronak Patel

Partner, Head Of Capital Formation Investor Relations

Stefano Brugnolo

Partner

Stuart Gray

Partner

Martine van Oppenraaij

Director Risk Compliance Board Member Of Arcus European Investment Manager Netherlands B.V.

Rebecca Ellice-Flint

Principal, Investor Relations

Victoria Kotilainen

Investor Relations Principal

Ella D.

Senior Investor Relations Executive

Shan W.

Senior Investor Relations Executive, Capital Formation & Investor Relations

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Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

Yearly cadence, pace, and funding raised over time.

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2022
2023
2024
2025
2026

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FAQ

Where is Arcus Infrastructure Partners based?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

When was Arcus Infrastructure Partners founded?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners was founded in 2009.

How many portfolio companies does Arcus Infrastructure Partners have?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners has 13 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Arcus Infrastructure Partners's portfolio?

Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include HB RTS, FixMap Sp. z o.o..

What was Arcus Infrastructure Partners's most recent investment shown here?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in FixMap Sp. z o.o. in 2025.

What sectors does Arcus Infrastructure Partners focus on?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners focuses on Telecommunications & Networking, Enterprise Software, Telecommunications & Networking, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Energy & Sustainability, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Telecommunications & Networking, Energy & Sustainability, Real Estate & PropTech, Energy & Sustainability, Real Estate & PropTech, FinTech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Real Estate & PropTech, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Cybersecurity, FinTech, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Frontier & Industrial Tech.

What company stages does Arcus Infrastructure Partners focus on?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners typically invests at the MultiStage stage.

What is Arcus Infrastructure Partners's AUM?

Arcus Infrastructure Partners's assets under management are estimated between $13.5B and $13.5B.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersLondon
Year Founded2009

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