SUSI Partners Completes First Closing of Sustainable Investment Fund

SUSI Partners AG completed the first closing of its SUSI Sustainable
Euro Fund I for EUR 15 million.

This initial amount will allow the fund to finance European solar and
wind projects totaling approximately EUR 75 million, the group said.

Tobias Reichmuth, CEO of SUSI Partners AG said he anticipates a second closing for
March 2011 around EUR 40 million before our final closing December 2011, targeting EUR 100
million.

“This is a very
noteworthy achievement for our fund–especially considering the difficult fund raising
environment. We successfully reach our first closing after a mere four months of issuing,
testifying investor confidence in our investment approach."

For this fund raising, the SUSI Partners said it capitalized on several key factors, including growing interest of family offices and high net worth private investors who want to
make a contribution to correcting climate change.

The fund has already committed equity in several projects in France and Germany, and has a
pipeline of solar and wind investments requiring over EUR 400 million in financing.

SUSI Sustainable Euro I offers investors access to sustainable investments in renewable energy
infrastructure in Germany, Italy, France, and Belgium. The fund invests in solar and wind parks, which have turn-key status or are fully operational.

The Fund’s core objective is to
deliver double digit IRR with minimal risk and simultaneously offering an ideal
instrument for portfolio diversification, while supporting Europe’s energy independence and
contributing to the control of global warming. There is no foreign exchange rate risk within the
fund as all investments are made in Euro.

SUSI Sustainable Euro Fund I is a SICAV/SIF fund domiciled in Luxembourg.
Sustainable SARL (Luxembourg) serves as general partner; SUSI Partners AG is the fund advisor.

SUSI Partners AG is a socially and ecologically responsible Swiss investment house offering
qualified investors alternatives to diversify their portfolio with sustainable investments.

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