Israel Infrastructure Fund

Overview

Established in 2007, Israel Infrastructure Fund (IIF) is a private equity firm focused on infrastructure investments within Israel. The fund's portfolio encompasses sectors such as energy, transportation, water, logistics, and telecommunications. IIF has raised four funds to date, managing approximately $2.3 billion in assets. The fund's ownership includes Harel Insurance Group, Yehuda Raveh, and Yaron Kestenbaum. IIF's investment strategy involves active management and long-term ownership to drive value creation. The fund has a track record of 20 exits and two IPOs, with an average exit multiple of 2.7. Notable investments include a 50% stake in CityPass, the operator of the Jerusalem Light Rail, and Via Maris, which operates the Palmachim desalination plant. The fund's approach emphasizes deep operational involvement and engagement with management and stakeholders to maximize returns and minimize risk. IIF's sponsors and team bring extensive experience and sector knowledge to infrastructure investing, earning a reputation as dependable and trustworthy investors.

Investment Focus

• Active management involvement
• Long-term ownership commitment
• Focus on infrastructure sectors in Israel

Portfolio Companies