Ridgewood Infrastructure
34 East 51ST Street, FL. 9New York, NY 10022
Website: ridgewood.com
Firm Size
- Assets Under Management (AUM):$1.5 Billion
- Number of Funds:10
- Employees:15
- Firm Type:Private Equity
- Focus Areas:
Services
Infrastructure
Energy
Description
Ridgewood Infrastructure is an infrastructure investment firm based in New York, NY. The company focuses on investing in and managing essential infrastructure assets, primarily in North America. It aims to provide long-term stable returns for its institutional investors, including pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and insurance companies. Ridgewood Infrastructure specializes in the transportation, energy, and water sectors. It invests in assets such as airports, ports, railroads, toll roads, pipelines, and water utilities. The company combines its deep industry expertise with diligent asset management to maximize the value and performance of its investments. With a team of experienced professionals, Ridgewood Infrastructure identifies attractive investment opportunities by carefully analyzing market trends, regulatory environments, and competitive landscapes. It also looks for assets that offer long-term growth potential and stable cash flows to ensure steady income streams for its investors. In addition to its investment activities, Ridgewood Infrastructure actively engages in the management and improvement of its assets. It works closely with its portfolio companies and stakeholders to enhance operational efficiencies, implement sustainable practices, and deliver high-quality services to customers. Overall, Ridgewood Infrastructure strives to play a significant role in driving sustainable economic growth by investing in and managing critical infrastructure assets.Latest News
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Jan 08, 2024: Ridgewood Infrastructure Extends its Leadership Position in the U.S. Water Sector with the Acquisition of Waste Resources Management (WRM)
Ridgewood Infrastructure LLC (" Ridgewood "), a leading infrastructure investor in the U.S., today announced the acquisition of Waste Resources Management ("WRM"), a mission-critical provider of liquids and wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal serving the commercial and industrial market.