Apterra ? Apollo Infra fund.
Anyone have any info on these guys and what kinds of deals they do? Haven’t seen info on here and curious.
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, Apollo's infrastructure-related investments are typically handled under their "Apollo NatRes" platform. This platform focuses on adjacent or first-derivative opportunities, such as oil and gas services, renewable operations and maintenance (O&Ms), and other related sectors. It reflects the classic Apollo culture, which is known for its aggressive and opportunistic approach.
If you're looking for more specific details about "Apterra" or a dedicated Apollo Infra fund, the context does not provide direct information on these. However, Apollo's infrastructure investments generally align with their broader strategy of targeting stable cash flow assets and adjacent opportunities in natural resources and infrastructure-related sectors.
If you need further insights, you might want to explore Apollo's official website or reach out to industry professionals familiar with their infrastructure strategies.
Sources: Overview of Infrastructure Private Equity, Overview of Infrastructure Private Equity, FROM A LEVFIN BANKER - This is how an Apollo LBO Deal works, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/from-a-levfin-banker-this-is-how-an-apollo-lbo-deal-works?customgpt=1, Special Situations Investing (BX, Apollo, Ares)
Apterra’s Apollo’s infra credit arm—focuses on project-level debt across sectors like renewables, transport, and digital infra. They’re doing big ticket financings, not equity buyouts. Pretty new but already moving fast with some big partners. If you're into infra credit or structured finance, solid platform to watch.
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Wouldn’t be shocked if this becomes a dumpster fire
Team is incredibly weak at the junior and mid-levels
Some of the senior guys aren’t great either
Can you elaborate a little more?
Go look at the team background page and let me know what jumps out at you
Maybe that they're mostly ex bankers with no investing experience, after clicking ona few profiles? Treating it strictly like an Origination platform which it is after all...
Weak bankers for the US team - their relationships are with low quality renewable companies
What happens to their borrowers and relationships if tax credit laws change via the IRA?
Agree on the second point. A lot of stroke of the pen risk here, but still important to note that Apterra also does deals outside of the climate space and should benefit from AI (assuming the data center bubble doesn't totally crash), nuclear power, etc.
Apterra benefits from the APO/MidCap relationship where they can take holds of more regular way infra-related deals to deploy capital/diversify. I think the APO relationship is a huge draw for borrowers as you can easily scale up or access other platforms like Capteris for equipment financing or something similar.
You seem to dump on every infrastructure fund out there
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