Australia India investment – Bharat Pulse News

Australia’s largest pension fund, AustralianSuper, will invest an additional A$500 million in India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, strengthening its long-term exposure to Indian infrastructure assets. AustralianSuper Invests In NIIF The fresh investment comes on top of the A$240 million AustralianSuper committed to NIIF seven years ago. With the latest commitment, AustralianSuper’s India exposure will rise to about A$3.3 billion across infrastructure, equities and private market investments. The fund said its original NIIF investment has been among its best-performing infrastructure investments, reflecting growing confidence in India’s long-term infrastructure growth story. India Infrastructure Fund Gets Boost The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund was created in 2015 to attract global capital into India’s infrastructure development. NIIF has played a key role in drawing institutional investors into sectors linked to transport, logistics, energy and other long-term infrastructure platforms. The fresh AustralianSuper commitment adds to the momentum around India’s infrastructure investment pipeline at a time when the government is pushing large-scale capital expenditure and private participation. Modi Visit Highlights India-Australia Ties The announcement comes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Melbourne for high-level engagements, including a business forum with Australian CEOs. India and Australia have been working to expand economic cooperation in areas such as infrastructure, critical minerals, clean energy, investment and trade. AustralianSuper manages about A$410 billion in funds, making its larger India allocation significant for both bilateral investment flows and India’s push to attract long-term global capital.

AustralianSuper To Invest A$500 Million In NIIF

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