Backed by leading institutional investors

Investments that contribute to the Nordic transition

Our investors contribute directly to the development of a more sustainable and resilient society through our investments. We enable capital from long-term institutions to be invested in infrastructure through our long-term model that creates value for society and our investors.

We invest in infrastructure that enables the Nordics to transition and adapt to the future. In addition to safer pensions, our investors contribute directly to the development of a more sustainable, more resilient and stronger society through our investments. Investing in our assets means investing in value creation for Nordic societies — both in the short and long term. Some of our investors are presented below.

Folksam is a Swedish mutual insurance and pension company where almost every other Swede is insured. Folksam manages approximately SEK 449 billion.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the long-term lending institution in the EU and is owned by its member countries. The EIB invests capital from the EFSI (”the Juncker Plan”), which aims to stimulate investments for approximately EUR 315 billion.

KPA Pension is a Swedish pension fund for municipal and county employees. It is owned by Folksam, the Swedish municipalities, and county councils (SKL). KPA Pension manages approximately SEK 200 billion.

The Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund is a Swedish government pension fund that manages SEK 550 billion.

LähiTapiola is a Finnish insurance and pension company with a strong regional presence that manages approximately EUR 10 billion.

IMAS Foundation is a sister foundation to the INGKA Foundation—the owner of INGKA Group, which in turn owns the majority of IKEA's department stores globally.

Swedish Church Pension Fund is a pension fund for employees and former employees of the Church of Sweden that manages approximately SEK 20 billion.

Keva is Finland’s largest pension provider and it administers the pensions of local government, State, Evangelical Lutheran Church and Kela employees. Keva manages c. EUR 56 billion.

Storebrand is Norway's largest asset manager and a leading player in the Nordic market for long-term savings and insurance. Storebrand manages more than NOK 962 billion.

Creating value for stakeholders 

Our investments help our investors meet their long-term commitments, such as providing pensions to future pensioners. Infrastructure is a very well-suited asset class to these pension funds and other institutional investors given its characteristic long economic lifespan, risk diversification from listed equities and fixed income and predictable returns.

“In the Nordics, there is significant investment demand, and while the regulatory and policy framework is stable, having a local partner is crucial. In Infranode, with its ambitious Net Zero targets and long-term investment horizon, we’ve found a partner who shares our focus on making strong deals that deliver meaningful sustainability impact”

– Henrik Lundin, CEO, Imas

“We invest in Nordic infrastructure to deliver both stable, long-term returns and tangible impact in our home markets and for our clients. Infranode’s understanding of the market and alignment with our values provide a good foundation for collaboration”

– Rebecka Elkert, Head of Alternative Investment, Folksam


“Infrastructure strengthens portfolio efficiency by offering diversification and stable, predictable returns. Infranode combine these financial qualities with a genuine commitment to sustainability and active engagement throughout the entire investment journey”

– Robert Johnsson, CIO, Kyrkans Pension

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