Investments

INWIT (Italian Wireless Infrastructures) is active in the telco infrastructure business, consolidating on Telecom Italia’s heritage as the pioneer of Italy’s mobile network over 40 years ago. INWIT is currently Italy’s major Tower Operator providing widespread coverage throughout the country, hosting the transmission equipment for all main national operators. INWIT plays a decisive role in delivering wireless mobile coverage within Italy’s territory and will follow through on this commitment in the future, adding new infrastructure to its portfolio as new, breakthrough technologies like 5G are under development.

Wintics is an innovative software company specialized in intelligent video analysis for mobility operators. By leveraging the latest AI innovations, its software automatically extracts insightful data from any camera and offers the best video analysis applications for its clients (traffic analysis, bicycle lanes monitoring, crossroads management, car-pooling detection, tolling systems, crowd analysis in public transportation).
This software is the result of continuous R&D efforts combined with the feedback from its customers. The data produced is highly valuable and helps infrastructure managers make informed decisions for their mobility and smart city projects.

EWE is the fourth largest German utility, integrated throughout the entire value chain, operating in the energy and telecommunications sectors, and has a strong regional footprint in Northern Germany. The company is majority owned by EWE Verband, a group of 21 municipalities. EWE generates the vast majority of its operating profit from regulated and contracted activities, and offers attractive growth prospects thanks to its commitment towards the energy transition and telecom fiber deployment.

EWE is the fourth largest German utility, integrated throughout the entire value chain, operating in the energy and telecommunications sectors, and has a strong regional footprint in Northern Germany. The company is majority owned by EWE Verband, a group of 21 municipalities. EWE generates the vast majority of its operating profit from regulated and contracted activities, and offers attractive growth prospects thanks to its commitment towards the energy transition and telecom fiber deployment.

Vespucio Norte Express is a critical urban express highway in Santiago de Chile with 29 kilometers of extension. Túnel San Cristóbal in Santiago de Chile is a 4 kilometers toll tunnel expressway in Santiago.

Tacna and Panamericana consists of two photovoltaic plants in Tacna and Panamericana, in southern Peru, from Solarpack, the Spanish multinational integrated management company.
The plants have a combined capacity of 48.6MW after repowering.