“InfraRed manages specialist funds creating value through investing in projects in infrastructure and real estate.”

About InfraRed

InfraRed manages specialist funds creating value through investing in projects in infrastructure and real estate.

We are headquartered in London and have offices in Hong Kong, New York and Paris. Our history dates from 1990 when, as Charterhouse Bank, we began investing in real estate, duly expanding in 1997 to encompass infrastructure investments. In 2000, we were acquired by HSBC and rebranded as HSBC Specialist Investments Limited (‘HSIL’). We currently employ approximately 80 staff.

Since inception we have launched 11 funds, six of which have been completely or materially realised. In 2006 we launched HICL Infrastructure Company Limited on the London Stock Exchange.

Following the completion of a spin-out from HSBC in April 2011 the business is owned by its management team with HSBC remaining as a significant minority shareholder.

Our history
2011

The business is acquired by its management and rebrands as InfraRed Capital Partners

2009

Makes its first investment in Australia

2008

Opens offices in New York and Paris; makes its first investment in North America

2007

Opens office in Hong Kong

2006

Launches HICL Infrastructure Company Limited, the first infrastructure investment company to list on the London Stock Exchange

2001

Makes its first investment outside the UK (construction and maintenance of high-speed rail track between Amsterdam and the Belgian border: HSL Zuid)

2000

Acquired by HSBC and rebranded as HSBC Specialist Investments Limited (HSIL)

1998

Opens business to third party investors

1997

Makes its first investment in infrastructure (PFI project in the UK)

1990

As Charterhouse Bank, commences activities as a principal real estate investor, investing on own account

Business Spotlight

Business Spotlight
Asian Real Estate

InfraRed has been actively investing in Asian real estate since early 2007. Its focus to date has been on projects in Greater China and Vietnam.