Key Takeaways
- • Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities (Accelerate) announced a $780 million capital raise on October 29, 2024, comprised of a $630 million equity commitment from funds and co-investors managed by CBRE Investment Management (CBRE IM) and a $150 million inaugural asset-backed securitization (ABS).
- • The $150 million ABS, per the company's announcement, is backed by a diversified portfolio of critical infrastructure assets, marking the firm's first institutional securitization.
- • Proceeds are earmarked to fund growth of Accelerate's real estate under critical infrastructure acquisition strategy, spanning digital, renewable and transportation sites.
- • The equity raise is the first step in a capital program that later grew to more than $1.25 billion of equity commitments, per subsequent company releases, including new investment from Mubadala Investment Company and Australian Retirement fund investors.
Summary
The company's strategy centers on acquiring, owning and managing ground leases and land beneath digital, renewable and transportation infrastructure assets that generate long-term, sustainable cash flows. Accelerate was launched as a partnership between Accelerate Investment Partners and CBRE IM to pursue this approach across North America. The firm has since rebranded as Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities to better reflect its focus on critical infrastructure.
According to later company announcements, the equity program expanded materially. A subsequent $630 million primary capital raise was reported in May 2026, with new investors including Mubadala Investment Company and Australian Retirement funds, bringing total equity commitments above $1.25 billion. Accelerate also closed a second $450 million ABS, which the company described as its second institutional securitization. These later developments post-date the October 2024 announcement and are presented here for context only.
Note: The original article could not be retrieved, so this summary relies on the company's press release headlines, snippets and related coverage.
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